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New organizations could include soup kitchens, people to clean up the city, and even some programs to provide free entertainment such as plays and sports in order to give the people something besides alcohol to escape as a way of escape. They could also provide books at school, and provide students with food at school, so by putting their kids in school, they would have one less mouth to feed. Educational programs could also be created to teach basic classes including reading, math, teach immigrants english, inform the immigrants about they rights as American citizens, and inform the immigrants on who was running for political offices, and how the election process worked. All of these things would help this immigrants be more successful. If the people in the Chicago government really cared about the people’s well being, then they would have created organizations to help the

The Ka'u School of Arts has been based in Ka'u since 2004. The school's mission is to strengthen not only it community but other communities a well. It also wants to empower individuals in Ka'u by providing learning experiences, opportunities to show their gifts and talents and to teach and share their culture. They also have a vision that each individual in the district of Ka'u is aware of their own creativity and innovation that they each hold within themselves. They believe that with the individuals becoming aware of the talents they possess that they will have better opportunities and careers for themselves.

Due to rise of this issue, organization are forming together to help immigrants and workers.

People often hate when things are taken from them. For instance, when one is young, their parents might punish them by taking away their TV privileges for a week. This would mean that they would be forced to find a new source of entertainment or fun. Humans often attempt to adapt to the absence of their things by finding something to distract them. Another example of how humans have to adapt is when one may lose a job. Unemployment can lead to issues such as struggle to support a family. The unemployed will be forced to find new means of work and adapt to these new tasks and professional environments. For the Central and South American mammal, the kinkajou, it is a different story. What is being taken away from them is their homes. When they

Once upon a time in a far, far, away town, lived an ordinary girl named Rhonda k. Rhonda k was a great student. She was both athletic, and popular. She had everything going for her except one thing. That one thing was that she had an enemy named Wonita Weisenberger that always wanted to bring her down or be better than her. Rhonda k and her best friend Dorinda never let this happen. Rhonda k was dating the star football player, named F. The other bad thing was that her nemesis Wonita Weisenberger liked F. She would always try to get in between the two. Rhonda k was very upset one day when she went to find her boyfriend and found him talking to Wonita on the bench. Ugh-are they really talking to each other she thought(15). When Rhonda

Each year, the National Beta Club sets out to find the most motivated, bright, and involved seniors within the organization. Upon discovering these students, each is named a beta scholar and is rewarded with a scholarship toward pursuing their higher education. The process is highly selective and competitive, with only 256 nationwide being recipients of the honor. This year, Pickens High is proud to announce that one of our own emerges amidst these ranks- Ginny Morris. Through years of hard work and perseverance, Ginny has climbed her way to the top. A salutatorian, senior class secretary, and a Beta Officer, amongst numerous accomplishments, it comes as no surprise that she has earned this prestigious award and scholarship. Congratulations,

Growing up as a child of immigrants, I have witnessed tremendous amount of interpersonal and structural violence immigrants faced. In my professional career, I aspire to defend others who do not have a voice and who do not have the privilege to fight for their communities due to structural constraints like immigration status and legal status. Subsequently, I would like to become a judge after a few years and then become senator to have a greater impact on change within our country. I want to create an impact that contributes to more than just my community as I understand that there are communities like my own across the United States. This nation ⸺as well as my local communities and state government⸺ is in desperate need for people to take

Immigrants are part of the minority pool of races in the U.S. Nevertheless, in this country a loud voice is required to make movement on issues that may not be popular to the ruling establishment. It is important to have avenues to share information amongst vast amounts of people globally. Immigration has always been a very popular and contentious issue in the United States. The current political environment has brought immigration rights to the forefront in the current Presidential race, which is being fought by the candidates of the republican and democratic parties. There has been discussion of mass deportations of undocumented immigrants in America, that would be catastrophic to families where children have been born in the country and are naturalized citizens. Organizations such as the National Network of Immigration and Refugee rights, are necessary to ensure that the rights of immigrants are protected and contentious situations are bought to the

Portes and Sensenbrenner examine immigrant communities across the United States and explain how ethnic solidarity, as a type of social capital, enables residents to have access to financial capital they wouldn’t otherwise receive from other banking institutions. Immigrant communities open avenues for start-up capital, allowing residents to invest in businesses through the use of loans. Loan officers give out loans to “fellow” immigrants with the mutual understanding that the loans will be paid back. Similar to credit associations, these communities rely on an “enforceable

National Beta Club is a society of gifted individuals with an array of talents and passions, this esteemed organization has held a deep meaning in the hearts and minds of all contributors. Such as within myself, not only have a felt I have grown in my education but also as a person. Being in this program has given me the resources and the family based team it deemed necessary to develop my skills into what they are today, and with those that I have learned I continue to advance. With these miraculously progressing achievements, and much more Beta Club will succeed to be the base of others education.

This essay describes the obstacles undocumented immigrants in the United States of America can face such as finding a job and social isolation. As commonly found, these impediments prevent immigrants from the complete integration into the social life of the country and successful incorporation into the core American structures. The two prominent challenges discussed in this paper are federal regulations and laws and social assimilation into the community.

The fair treatment of immigrant families, and causes regardless on one’s immigration status is at the core of the work being done by United We Dream (UWD) to champion human rights. The group has also set out on a mission to address inequalities and obstacles that constantly get on the way of immigrant youths by ensuring justice. With over 10,000 immigrant youths, 55 affiliate organizations operating in over 20 states, the immigration rights group boasts being the largest immigrant youth led organization in the US. UWD was established in 2008 by an initial small group of 7 immigrant youth organizations. Some of the key issues facing the undocumented community include family separation and deportation. To counter these challenges,

As the number undocumented immigrants continues to rise in the United States much of what is communicated in the media has consistently taken on a negative tone. A negative tone giving many in the public the impression that undocumented aliens are without an advocate in the pursuit of streamlining the path to become legal and enjoy the rights and privileges that go along with being a member of American society and all that that entails. There exists however organizations that have taken up the cause for these immigrants providing legal support, health care and a voice for the larger audience to hear. Two of these organizations are the Federation for American Immigration Reform or FAIR and the Immigrant Youth Justice League or IYJL.

There are many incredible programs launched by New York City’s 109th mayor that immensely benefit the people of the city. Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Action NYC initiative is my favorite initiative launched by the de Blasio administration because of the service it provides to the immigrant communities of the city. New York City is one of the most diverse place in the United States and it is largely due to its immigrant population. In fact, immigrants make thirty seven percent of New York City’s population and more than half a million New Yorkers are estimated to be undocumented. Therefore, it is crucial that immigrant communities receive high quality immigration-related information and legal support the from city officials.

Like many other areas over the past years, the U.S has seen a rapid increase in immigrants who have come to the states seeking better lives for their families. These immigrants, like those throughout the U.S, are generally tough workers and make important contributions to the economy through their productive labor. Most immigrants usually fill essential service jobs in the economy, which are vacant. Unfortunately, like new immigrants during the course of the U.S, they experience conditions that are commonly deprived, oppressive, and exploitive. They are paid low wages with little potential for advancement, are subjected to hazardous working conditions, and are threatened with losing their jobs and even deportation if they voice dissatisfaction