The Effects of Rh Bill to the Society

What would the bill do if passed? Where are the people that it would affect?

The world population of 7.2 billion in mid-2013 is projected to increase by almost one billion people within the next twelve years. It is projected to reach 8.1 billion in 2025, and to further increase to 9.6 billion in 2050 and 10.9 billion by 2100. This assumes a decline of fertility for countries where large families are still prevalent as well as a slight increase of fertility in several countries with fewer than two children per woman on average.

A few supporting organization are American Airlines, Apple, Google, Intel, PayPal, and much more. The two opposing organizations are Family Research Council and National Religious Broadcasters. As of this year, this Bill has 165 cosponsors from all many states in support of passing the Bill. Cicilline introduced the Bill on July 23, 2015; he then referred it to House Administration, House Oversight, and Government Reform, House of Financial Services, House of Education and the Workforce and House Judiciary which have all agreed. It is currently at the Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice waiting for another approval. In reality, it can take a couple of years before the Bill is actually passed being there are many procedures to go through before Our President will sign.

As our country changes we strive to modify the laws that were originally set into motion to maintain an overall balance. This causes issues, meaning a violation of the religious belief of individuals. I would like to believe the new laws are meant to make a better society rather than ruin all that we have left. It is possible that in generations to come, years after I myself have passed on, religion will have grown to be a distant practice. Change is imminent, nothing can stay the same way endlessly. If each state works on separate state issues, perhaps the rest of the nation will melt back together to find a constant means of accommodation for each and every American

This tiered system sets up privileges that are difficult, if not impossible, to break out of. “Even before the cuts less than 20% of women in need… were served… out of the 1.7 million women in need” (Stevenson, 2014). A legislation that was created to benefit and, as the advocates for the bill have said before, create the ideal world without abortion has succeed in undermining the health and safety of the individuals within the state. The benefits of this bill help little to no one as people are forced to conform based around moral ideals.

Those who donated may say that this bill will change the rate of crime due to illegal immigration enormously. This law has dramatically cut down on the immigration problem. With the paperwork to show citizenship now becoming mandatory to all immigrants, the rate of illegal immigrants will drop rapidly. Most people are for SB 1070 because property values could go up, and in turn better neighborhoods come to be. Politicians believe that Arizona’s governor has made a wise decision by signing this bill. They say that the chance of this being a negative outcome to the state on the issue of immigration is nonexistent in the states future.

It is a bill that promotes law enforcement to racially profile, encourages racism in this country. This bill was passed to help diminish the amount of undocumented citizens entering the state of Arizona. This bill is unnecessary to pass because even before this bill, Arizona was beginning to see a slow decline in the amount of undocumented immigrants trying to enter the state, even as a nation the numbers have slowly decreased within the last 3 years. S.B 1070 is, and will not be the solution to diminish the flow of undocumented citizens from entering the state. Arizona used S.B 1070 in order to exploit foreigners, and undocumented immigrants. The bill also violates American citizens constitutional rights which are not supposed to be taken This bill is harsh, and should be repealed because it hasn’t benefited the state of

Bill H.R 3923 follows the “American Ideals” those in Congress have sworn to follow. Equality for anyone is an important value most Americans believe in and bill H.R 3923, promotes equality and humane care for anyone regardless of where they came from and legal status. The bill is has a probable chance of becoming law because although it does cost Americans money, the humane treatment of people is an important American ideal. Congress will be able to see reports and statements from those who have been treated as less during their stay in an immigration detention center. Since Congress is more diverse and has an impactful number of Democrats and a few Republicans that have open-minded views on immigration and funds to support them, bill H.R 3923 have more support and move forward into a law. It may have some setbacks like the majority of the congress being republican and with the U.S currently having an Anti-Immigrant republican president, however, the involvement of interest groups being pro-immigrants, may be the push the bill needs to be enacted. The belief of the bill HR 3923 been enacted comes from the political views of Congress and the impact interest groups/general public can make on the opinions of the Senate/ representatives. The public and interest groups have a great impact on the choice of representatives/senate

This bill will increase criminal background check system by 15.5 million dollars and program to help ensure states have the necessary resources to submit additional records of prohibited firearms purchase to the FBI. It will help keep gun away from criminal and make it less difficult for them to get their hands on. One, in the Charleston church shooting by Dylann Roof, who was mentally-ill and had been charged on a felony drug by the Charleston Police Department Officer was still able to own a gun legally. The police officer had made a mistake filling the arrest two days after Roof's drug arrest, but the change wasn't corrected in the state police database of arrests The federal law prohibits people with felony charge to obtain a firearm and to be able to buy a gun from the store. This allowed Dylann Roof to get a gun without his background not being accurately correct. Another reason this bill needs to be passed is to increased border control. So people wouldn’t smuggle gun in the United State. We need to make sure that the borders are secured from gun entering the United State. Another incident was in San Francisco, illegal immigrant Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez who has been deported 5 times killed one woman where he found the gun wrapped in a T-Shirt on the ground near a bench that belonged to a federal

“With all the talk about what's unAmerican, a U.S. senator attempting to disqualify a nominee because of his faith is exhibit A,” said Watson.

This bill was introduced to the “Homeland Security Committee” on January 12, 2017 by Representative Martha McSally. If this bill were to be passed it would improve the border and add more border patrol agents. The citizens living in areas surrounding the border would be the most impacted by the bill along with the illegal immigrants. The bill would make it harder for illegal immigrants to enter the United Sates. If the bill is passed the total bill would be $40 billion, heaped on to the cost of a bill that already poured billions of dollars into increased society, however if the bill is passed there will be more jobs for Americans, and decreased crime rates. The bill will keep other citizens safe from facing these illegal immigrants who may act violently. Overall it will decrease crime rates throughout the United States, illegal immigrants usually bring illegal items with them which if not passed could lead to a rise in the crime rate. Right now, illegal immigrants can pass over the border without getting stopped because of the lack of patrollers. They are able to pass through at any time they want, however if the bill H.R.505 is passed then those illegal immigrants can never pass through the border whenever they would

Section 1:Since the beginning of our country, we have been built off of immigration. Our country has grown 170,000,000 people since 1950 and today, 13.3% or 42 million immigrants make up our country. I am not stating that this is a problem itself. The problem is that only around 48% of these immigrants are legal. This bill is to encourage more and more immigrants to become naturalized, not to encourage less immigration. The Department of Homeland Security lost track of well over one million immigrants who came here and never left. If we continue to have lots of people in our country unaccounted for, it could lead to problems in the future. According to CNN Money, in June 2016,

This is a “controversial immigration bill authorizing police officers to stop suspected illegal immigrants and demand proof of citizenship” (The Huffington Post). This is giving the police too much authority and can lead to many other problems such as discrimination against Hispanics.

In October 12, 1999, the world's population has reached to 6 billion people. about only 12 years later (October 31, 2011) the world has gone up to 7 billion. Many people on the planet are worried about the world population going too high. They fear that too many people would result in starvation and quick depletion of resources. Some people believe that we should have some type of law that would limit the number of children we can have in each family. Something similar has come true in China about 30 years ago. In September 25, 1980, China's One-Child Policy has been created. This policy keeps parents from having more than one baby with the exception of twins, triplets, quadruplets, and so on. Parents may also have

One of the problems facing our world is population. It began about ten thousand years ago when the humans settled and began farming. The farming provides more food for the people thus making the population grow. Now we are about 6 billion in population and in a few years we will be around 10 to 11 billion. Therefore, our population will