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immigration reform in Arizona, and more specifically the negative effects that the border surge has had on the socio-economic status of the Grand Canyon state. The motivation for choosing this topic comes from the time spent personally living in Arizona for 12 years and seeing it as one of the most dynamic states having to solve problems for a multitude of issues that arouse within it. The main drive for this paper is the question that asks, what are the socio-economic impacts of the Arizona immigration legislation

around the Southern shore of California because the weather is beautiful around there and it’s always been such a breathing taking place to live at for the west.. Living around Southern shore California is a dream for everyone because it has a great climate, job opportunities, and it's next to the ocean which is a huge plus.. But living near a body of water can be really dangerous, such as hurricanes, solving is California is a big risk, living in Arizona is a lot more safe. Living in Arizona would

In 2006, a Canadian company called Augusta resource Corporation proposed an initial plan of developing a copper mine in southeast of Arizona. The controversy started after the company submitted their proposal, the opponents of this plan were mainly Arizona locals, which they believe that this copper mine will affect the local tourism and bring permanent damage to the environment. Therefore, the company Augusta Resource Corporation created this Facebook video demonstrates how this project is going

The Arizona SB 1070 is a state immigration law that has raised racial and political controversy. The law has had a negative effect on the majority of the hispanic community in the state of Arizona. The law was put in place to eliminate the amount of illegal immigrants that cause crime yet has targeted those who are neither criminals nor illegal. The SB 1070 law is the perfect example of racial profiling, is unconstitutional, and does not actually solve illegal immigration, the law has more negative

Arizona Homeowners insurance Arizona, “The Grand Canyon State” is one of the four corner states. The four corner states include : Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. Arizona is well known for the Grand Canyon State Park. This state has the most land dedicated to Native Americans in the entire US. Arizona summers are very hot while the winters are mild. Southern Arizona is well known for its dry desert climate. Northern Arizona demonstrates a different climate. The Northern section consists of

share the water. The boulder project, or what is known the Hoover Dam, was a major advantage to California, which gave them more access to the water supply. Arizona, however was at a disadvantage, especially for the southern-central population. Arizona Central Arizona Project was to solved the water scarcity and the project was started, when Arizona asked the U.S. Supreme Court for a judicial apportionment (Gelt, 1997). After eleven year

What we see today, as the state of Arizona was once a piece of Mexico due to the fact that the population was very little. The United States took ownership in 1848 after the Mexican-American War. Arizona separate from New Mexico in 1863, and was turned into a state of its own on February 14, 1912. Arizona still keeps on growing today as a state and has become more populated over the years. I will be depicting and dissecting occasions that have affected Arizona turning into a state. Pre-territorial

Congressional District of Arizona The Fifth Congressional District of Arizona was created in 1983. As the next three decades passed, the population of Arizona increased and new districts were formed, which required that the boundaries be readjusted. The most recent change took place in 2010 when the boundaries of District Five were realigned in order to include Eastern Maricopa County, which consists of portions of the burgeoning cities of Gilbert, Queen Creek, Southern and Eastern Chandler, and

how irrigation changed Yuma/ Southern Arizona: One of the many things that irrigation changed Yuma was by it expanded Yuma’s population by 80%. Yuma used to be a very unpopulated area. Phoenix, Tucson, and Las Vegas have the biggest basin.” One of the biggest reasons on how Yuma got very populated was because of the project called Yuma Project. For this project to get authorized President Theodore Roosevelt turned the abandoned Fort Yuma Military Reservation, in Arizona, over to the newly formed Reclamation

The Ute otherwise known as Nuciu, “The People” are a Native American tribe. They live in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and parts of Arizona, Nevada, and Wyoming. They inhabited 225,000 square miles, covering most of Utah, western Colorado, southern Wyoming, northern Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico. Ute is the origin of the name Utah. They are believed to to be the first aboriginal groups in North America to use horses in large groups. The Ute speak what was formerly known as Plateau Shoshonean, a