Essays on Immigration

Day after day in the United States millions of people drive their vehicles to work, take their children to school, shop for household essentials, and go to doctor appointments. What many people don’t realize is the number of people who are on the roads without…

Emigration or global migration refers to the movement of human population from their home country to their desired destination. Typically, these emigrants are already in their age of venturing for better prospects and are willing to find better jobs in the global market. While emigration…

Close to 45% of illegal immigrants are from Mexico, their share of illegal immigrants peaked in 2007 but has been declining since. Ana Gonzalez-Barrera from the Pew Research Center claims that there are 140,000 fewer Mexicans living in the U.S. in 2014 than in 2009,…

Located a few miles southwest of Irvine Regional Park, Peters Canyon Regional Park is a stunningly natural canyon area offering visitors eight miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Its varied riparian and coastal grassland habitats and clean, well-maintained paths invite locals looking for a…

Abstract Immigration has emerged as one of the critical factors facing modern economies. Ranging from the poor and developing nations to those torn apart by war, different individuals have sought out different reasons for migrating. However, according to economists, each migratory pattern has its fiscal…

Delegates representing the United Nations International Organization for Migration discuss the importance of supporting refugees by providing them with the ample employment opportunity through a series of potential solutions. Exploitation of migrants is an issue rising in importance amongst the global community. Most often refugees…

India’s agricultural production has grown significantly over the last few decades. This increase can largely be attributed to the Green Revolution and the use of improved seeds and farming machinery. Despite this increase in the overall production, India still lags behind in terms of output…

No matter what is done by Singapore’s government, I believe that immigrants would not be able to integrate into Singapore to the extent of being recognized by locals as another of them. Along with many other reasons, the baseline would be the differences in many…

Tajikistan takes the first place in this table and is the most dependent country and constituted a 41.45% of its Gross Domestic Product. That explains the economic situation in the country and gives it a status of the poorest one between post-Soviet states. However, besides…

Immigration has long been a topic of debate in the United States. Especially now with Trump as POTUS, the U.S immigration policy has become more unfair and unjust to people who just want a better life for themselves and their families. Immigration is what makes…