The Importance Of Immigration In The US

In the 2016 Presidential election, both candidates had distinct outlooks on immigration reform. Hillary, was committed to the immigrants' rights community where as, Trump was more focused on enforcing stronger immigration laws. Hillary Clinton's position on immigration reform was to be devoted to the nations incoming immigrants.

Donald and Hilary have very different views on immigration. Donald sees immigration as something that needs to be taken very seriously. His main solution is to build a wall and end and start new laws that will best keep illegal immigrants out of our country. While, Hillary wants to build a fence and will try to add new laws and reforms that will allow illegal immigrants to have a chance of a new life in the united states.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton agree that the United States needs secure borders, but every other aspect of their plans on immigration are extremely different. Trump wants to build a wall on the southern border and let Mexico pay for it. He would also like to immediately terminate President Obama’s illegal executive amnesties and enforce all of the immigration laws put into place. Trump would like to get immigration back to the normal levels in history and send anyone entering the United States illegally will be withheld until transported out of our country. Contradictory to Trump sending all illegal immigrants out, Hillary would like to introduce all-inclusive immigration reform. With this, she would like to create a pathway to equal citizenship and ensure that we treat everyone respectfully, fix the family visa backlog, vindicate the rule of law, secure our borders and national security, and bring millions of dedicated people into the formal economy. She wants to enforce immigration laws graciously by only detaining and exporting the immigrants who pose a threat to the United States. Hillary would like to also see more immigration integration by creating a nation Office of Immigrant Affairs that will support affordable integration services for community navigators and significantly increase English language classes for

In recent times, migration has been a major point of discussion at different international fora. According to the United Nations (UN), more than 175 million people, about three percent of world’s population, live and work permanently outside their countries of birth (UN, 2002).

The international movement of people into a designated country of which they do not currently have citizenship in or where they are not natively born in is known as immigration. In many cases, the newcomers often stay in the country they have migrated to as permanent residents or as naturalized citizens. They may also take jobs as migrant workers or as a temporary foreign worker. The laws and regulations of immigration has been a conflict for decades. Immigration laws have resulted in a situation where many illegal “aliens” are either deported or legalized. Immigration laws have certainly resulted in an issue that has been constantly brought up by the media and politicians. Immigration appears to be a major source of controversy in parts of the developed world, raising political, legal and social issues.

In search of the American Dream and prosperity, my family immigrated to the US in hope to provide a better future for my sisters and I through higher education. Growing up in the United States, I sometimes took education for granted because it was readily available, unlike in my home country, where women were just recently able to continue to higher education. Although free education is a right in the United States, in other parts of the world, it is a privilege. Through my parents’ hard work and perseverance, I have the right to an education. My parents juggle multiple jobs, work more than forty hours a week, just to provide my siblings and I the same opportunities as our peers.

The values and beliefs of the Luxembourgers contribute to cross-cultural understanding, causing acceptance by the American society, because of their religions and values of language.

Many people believe immigrants should have more rights because we're all human and we all deserve human rights. They believe immigrants founded this country for immigrants. They believe they should have the same rights because they work and pay taxes like everyone else. Most of the field workers are immigrants. If it weren’t for immigrants we wouldn't have as many crops as we have now because many americans wouldn't want to work in the fields.

“Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists,” says president Franklin D. Roosevelt. The topic of Immigration has always been disguised among the American people and the media. However, recently it’s been disgusted about in a new way due to our new president. There are many reasons why legal immigration is important to the economy of America. For instance some of the most important reasons are GDP (Gross Domestic Products), immigrants on the American workforce, and diversity. The U.S. immigrant population stood at more than 43.3 million in 2015. Many of them have moved here for a fresh start and a better life. This topic has attracted both the democrats and

American, from the time of its discovery, has always been a place where those not excepted in Europe come to start fresh. It is because of this that I am not surprised to hear that many Jewish people came to the United States for the very same reason. I did find it intriguing though how come of the immigrates refused to change to the cultures here and started the tradition of Orthodox Jews. It is also amazing to see the widespread variation in the religion of Judaism. There are the super traditional views of Judaism, Orthodox Jews, who haven’t changed much over the years and also there is the modern Jews who change their religion with the culture of the time. Even in this groups there are variations of following. One group that even came up

Maybe my first and last name had revealed to everyone that I am not from America; I am from Saigon, Vietnam. About four years ago, my parents and I migrated to the United States. There are a couple of reasons why we decided to leave our mother country, but the main reason was because of the academic opportunities, such as honor classes and College Credit Plus classes, American offered to students. With these phenomenal chances, I can achieve my long life goal: become a knowledgeable doctor that could helps those in need of medical treatments. In order to become the knowledgeable I dreamed to become, besides the academics opportunities, I chose biochemistry and psychology along with the pre-medical program as my majors in college. Next to my

Why does the UAE rank the fifth-largest country to receive international newcomers in the world ? Refugees escape from war in their countries while others hope for a better life and look for a good career and some look for the best place to go and seek security, independence, benefits and satisfaction. These are what people look for and that's why people immigrate. The number of people immigrating to the UAE is rising throughout the years and the numbers will keep on increasing: Today UAE’s population reached to 9.346 million (**). Like any other country, having people immigrate to the UAE has a positive influence on the UAE’s economy, education and culture.

I want to say, that I really enjoy reading your post you point out very important points, where immigration matter is a hot topic, and how our president have this controversial tactics, and way of thinking against immigration issues. We can see how his way of do things against the minorities communities such immigrants, he create this fearful tactics. This reflect how many of our Latinos, and Hispanic communities decide to left this country because of the fear that the government and our president put to through the media in order to prove that immigrant don’t deserve to be here. I would say I am against this tactics on putting fear to innocent people, which they deserved to be here, because many of those people help to our economy in many different ways.

There are 11.1 million illegal immigrants that reside in the United States. Many immigrants come to the United States because the view it as a perfect country. The 11.1 million immigrants who are illegal are causing a problem to the U.S immigration system. President Obama's immigration policy speech and its effect on both immigrants and American citizens brought many people to the realization that the system is failing.

The United States is the one of the top countries that accepted the refugees. Many people from different countries such as Iraq, Burma, Somalia, Cuba, Afghanistan, and etc.… migrated to the US have a better life. In 2014, approximately 70,000 refugees admitted to the US (Mossaad, 2016). Out of 70,000 refugees, about 14,598 refugees were from Burma. Burma is the second country that most people seek to refuge in the US after Iraq. Parents who have to adapt to the different culture and language have very limited time to spare for their children. This researcher is interested in Burmese parents’ psychological well- being and adaptation to the US, as well as their parenting and social development of their young