Essays on Immigrants

Dr. Beck's Perspective on Immigration and PovertyDr. Beck presents the video "World Hunger, Immigration, and Gumballs." My first impression of the video was that it was intended to demonstrate how immigration raises the level of poverty in the United States (the host). However, after paying close attention to the presentation,...

Introduction Today, as the number of immigrants to countries such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia continues to increase, immigration has become a global issue. Immigration is the travel of a person or a community from one nation to another with the intention to live in the...

Analysis of Factors Influencing Minority Voting Practices in CanadaBevelander and Pendakur examine the variables that influence minority groups and their voting practices in Canada in their article "Social capital and voting engagement of immigrants and minorities in Canada." Minority voting rights are nearly identical to those of the majority, and...

“How the Oppressed Struggle' Embodying the Abuse Continuum,” the fourth chapter of Seth Holmes' novel “Fresh Produce, Fractured Bodies: Migrant Farmworkers in the United States.” The chapter outlines the ethnic-based misery that the poor face in the United States when they are discriminated against in a variety of industries, with...

Makina's quest and attempt to cross the US border as a fugitive is captured in the book "Signs Preceding the End of the World." It is a representation of one of today's most controversial topics in America. The topic of immigration is heavily discussed in the plot. The storyline, characters,...

Tarfia Faizullah's Seam is an enthralling series of poems that blends charm with aggression, personal memories with historical events. The poems recount the harrowing memories of two thousand female rape and torture victims during the Pakistani army's Liberation War in 1971. Tarfia Faizullah, the daughter of a Bangladeshi refugee, discusses...

Immigration is characterized as the movement of people from their home countries to countries where they are neither natives nor residents. They move in order to become permanent residents or naturalized citizens while still working as immigrant workers. Jens and Hopkins (532) identify an immigrant as a foreign national who...

The Study and Participatory Action Research The author of the study, Health Empowerment among Immigrant Women in Transnational Marriages in Taiwan, uses a Participatory Action Research (PAR) approach to identify problems that impact immigrant women in Taiwan. According to Yang, Y. M., et al., PAR is a modern method of research...

Many stories have been heard that indicate that Americans wished for a world where people are treated equally, there is no segregation based on culture, refugees are given chances to meet their needs, and persons are free from injustice or slavery. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights places a stronger...

The transfer of immigrants from one nation to another where they are not nationals and do not have citizenship rights is referred to as immigration. This relocation may be due to a change of work or a brief holiday. Any nation has rules that regulate the immigration process and processes...

The issue of illegal immigrants in the United States has sparked much debate among politicians, particularly because it became a key debate topic during the 2017 presidential campaign. While researching the position of immigrants in the world, I came across a range of published materials, including newspapers, journals, and website...

Introduction For a long time, the United States administration has been burdened with the burden of illegal immigrants. Illegal immigration is not a recent problem in America, since thousands of undocumented European and Latino refugees have long reached the country via the Pacific Ocean, Mexico borders, and a variety of other...