Non Immigrant Visas Should Be Legal

I am helping animals and I am helping dogs. The mentally challenged who give Marc Ching donations are supplying the funds for Dog butchers paid vacations, so how is that helping dogs? Please tell me exactly how Marc Ching has helped stop the Dog Meat trade? He has done nothing, in fact he has killed more dogs than he has saved... FACT! He has no transparency as to where spends the money that he has received in donations. Since the last IRS 990 form on record is for fiscal year 2014 we have no idea how much he is paying these slaughterhouses to temporarily close, in fact he has not even proven to have closed the 10 slaughterhouses down, which was reduced to six and has shown one 1 minute video with a banner inside the slaughterhouse... so tell

Immigrants jobs can be good or really bad. Immigrants usually have better jobs than us americans.Immigrants speak different languages so they can get jobs easier and some immigrants have something they are good at. Some immigrants come with a specialty toward the job they want to get. The data i got says,’In fact,the share of immigrant men holding a job is higher than native-born men.’ This shows the immigrants have jobs the worth more than a U.S mans life. The data says,’Better employment opportunities and a desire for a better living and future. This is

A common biased opinion on immigration is that immigrants coming to the United States are taking American jobs. According to the Immigration Policy Center, “research indicates there is little connection between immigrant labor and unemployment rates of native-born workers.” The jobs that immigrants are taking are the low-budget jobs that Americans do not want. They not only get less pay, but also less benefits in comparison to American workers. In fact, according to Forbes, “illegal immigrants actually raise wages for documented/native workers.” America is considered to be more productive when we have more trading partners, Undocumented workers with limited English skills allows more American workers

Skilled, immigrants see costs and benefits when the number of H-1B visas distributed increase. The costs associated with working in the United States, is through labor force participation and taxes, which include income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes (West). Also, by having more skilled, immigrants, they make higher wages, therefore paying more in items, such as food, housing, entertainment, commercial services, etc. (West). The benefit skilled, immigrant workers receive is the ability to use and apply the knowledge they have

It is stated by many politicians that the illegals only take the jobs that American citizens do not want. With the guest worker program and the use of H-1B visas, businesses use these workers at a significant lower rate of pay than they would have to pay a citizen. The number of H-1B visas issued in 1992 was estimated at less than 100,000. By 2002 the number climbed to over 1 million (Wagner, 2007). This abuse of the working visa is absolutely legal by any company looking for workers that are not citizens. The big business corporations are not looking to change this law as they would be out of pocket a great deal more money in wages. Every single person in the United States will be touched by the effects of illegals in this country at some point in their life. It may come in the form of a grocery bill, auto insurance, property taxes, driver’s license fees, hospital rates or many other areas.

Contention 1 - According to NLCATP one main benefit of an undocumented immigrant has been cheap labor. Immigrants are willing to take all kinds of jobs that Americans aren’t. They are more than often times seen as hardworking people especially those who send a sum of their money back to their loved ones. With more than enough labor force, businesses can increase production and reach their targeted sales. If businesses are booming, the economy will move smoothly.

universities, were associated with an additional 262 jobs for native-born workers” (“Value Added”). Apart from high-skill jobs, immigrants also develop low-skill labor for American workers without a high school diploma or college degree. "We find that 1,000 new immigrants to a US Metropolitan Area generate approximately 1,200 new local jobs, about 62% of which are in the non-traded sector" (Bryan). Undocumented immigrant laborers inflate the supply of labor for both high and low-skilled American workers.

The Supreme Court will announce their decision in June 2016 on the Obama’s administration proposal regarding immigration reform actions. If passed, the actions will allow millions of undocumented immigration to be eligible for work authorization. This will also effect the implementation of the Deferred Actions for Parents of Americans, Lawful Permanent Residents, and an expansion on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which affects teens and young adults raised in the U.S but born outside the country. If passed these actions will allow eligible participants to get temporary lawful presence and several other benefits. This is currently affecting 4.3 million immigrations who have been waiting at least a year to know what their fate is. There is a lot of controversy coming from the Republican party they claim that the president excessed his executive power in announcing these actions.

As of 2013, around 11 million illegal immigrants live in the United States. Immigrants come seeking employment, and employers provide them with routine jobs. They take on the jobs many American-born citizens do not, and as a result these immigrants provide benefits for many skilled laborers. But for years the same argument still stands: Do illegal immigrants hurt or benefit the US economy? The answer to this question is obvious. Illegal immigrants can pose local and statewide disadvantages, however they also complement skilled workers and aid our economy. Illegal immigrants do benefit the United States economy.

Illegal immigrants help boost the United States economy by paying some taxes. Like American citizens, illegal immigrants may pay local, state, and federal taxes including sales tax that helps support government services that they may not be able to access (Ewing 9). Since more American citizens are becoming aware of the benefits of an education, openings are being created for illegal immigrants in low paying jobs (Nadadur 1037-1052). Americans, unlike illegal immigrants, have more diverse careers. Aliens are more concentrated in specific job areas, resulting in a decrease in immigrant labor cost. This helps boost the United States’ economy (Carter 777-795). Of the approximate eleven million illegal immigrants in the U.S., most work in labor intensive jobs. Careers such as construction and agriculture tend to attract illegal aliens and they account for about twenty-five percent of the work force in these areas (Ewing 9). Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve admits that illegal immigrants help improve the United States economy and does not suggest turning them away (qtd. in Quindlen 90). Anna Quindlen, in her article “Newcomers By Numbers,” agrees with Bernanke and believes that immigrants are the factor that helps keep prices low. She also adds that immigrants are not causing American citizens unemployment, but are simply taking the low wage jobs that citizens are not willing to do and even boosting the economy (90).

By introducing a Merit Based immigration system both of these countries dramatically increased their skills based principal applicants, showing how the policy effectively reduced reliance on companies for sponsorship. This is also demonstrative of the ability to effectively utilize the skills and cultural knowledge that the economy wouldn’t otherwise have access to, as this number represents the flow of economic immigrants to the country. Finally, while not a major point of emphasis in the Canadian and Australian citizens, S. 744 had a significant amount of points allotted for experience in the United State, thereby giving H-1B visa holders a leg up on their competition simply by the very nature of their visas. That is because any H-1B visa holder is going to have experience working in the U.S. that other economic immigrants probably do not have and, as a result, the inclusion of a preference for American work experience in the Merit Based immigration system is a de-facto preference for H-1B visa

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Currently both the United States and Turkey government have suspended all non-immigrant visa services for travel between the two countries, after the arrest of a US consulate employee in Istanbul. This affected many citizens, including travelers, since it blocks Turks from travel to the United States, and vice versa, for the foreseeable future. So, here are some scenarios about travel to Turkey

Im-mi-gra-tion “The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country.” Immigration has been an issue in the US for ages. Many feel the need to blame these people for how our economy is, but I disagree. These people should be given the chance to legally live in the US. Although they did enter illegally, they work harder than most legal citizens. They want a better future and we should allow them to have it. That is why I believe strongly in letting them become legal citizens of the US.

Walking through the exit, I was trying to avoid my reflection in the glass tunnel for not wanting to see the joke called my headwear. Following the other passengers, while pretending I had done this before, we continued around a bend before reaching the usual outnumbered national to foreigner desks. Moving at a pace of what felt like a whole nation for every foreigner, I waited my turn while speculating what would happen if they denied my entry.