Essays on Immigration in America

Garb's Perspective on Immigrant Workers and Infectious Diseases in Chicago Garb blames the influx of immigrant workers in the 1880s for the spread of infectious diseases like yellow fever, diphtheria, typhoid, and smallpox in Chicago. Their arrival coincided with the development of unhealthy circumstances in the city's shantytowns. As time went...

The topic of immigration in the United States The topic of immigration, particularly in the United States of America, seems to be one of the least studied ones. The immigration industry saw a lot of funding, which in turn had an impact on a number of groups, including international students and...

The essay depicts immigrants dreams as they attempt to apply for citizenship in the US. This is the concept that James Truslow Adams, who coined the term The American Dream, described in The Epic of America. It draws attention to the numerous visions that people have held...

Due to the severe political and economic downturn in Poland The Polish-Americans were forced to leave their native country. Although they were not warmly welcomed into American culture, they have consistently contributed significantly to the country s economic growth. A Group of American Citizens Whose Ancestry Can Be Linked to Poland Since it...

In many nations, immigration has long been a source of contention. Moving from one location to another and settling there permanently faced strong opposition in the 19th century. various societies and social groups reacted to this activity in various ways. Different political figures adopted positions in favor of or against...

The South Asian Immigration Experience in the United States and the United Kingdom The South Asian immigration experience into the United States and the United Kingdom has parallels and differences, as we have discussed in class through lectures, readings, and movies. This study aims to identify some of the parallels and...

One of the major concerns in American society that has sparked contentious political debates recently is illegal immigration. When someone enters a nation without authorization, this is known as undocumented immigration. (Kennedy 10). A individual like this is referred to as an unauthorized alien or an illegal immigrant. Illegal immigration...

Since the 18th century, there has been a significant amount of immigration to the United States. However, with more than 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the US, illegal immigration is one of the biggest problems of the day. Some writers even contend that the unprecedented level of immigration that...

The United States witnessed significant mass immigration at the beginning of the 19th century. This took place in the colonial period, which spans the years 1880 to 1920. The immigration to the United States occurred for a variety of causes. The main driver, though, was the desire for the economic opportunity...

In the 18th Century Immigration in the US In the 18th century, immigration to the US increased. America's people and the federal government had to intervene because the situation had gotten out of hand in an effort to maintain control. This essay seeks to shed light on a few of the...

In 1803, the United States acquired Louisiana from France as part of the Louisiana Purchase This purchase had a significant impact on American history because it led to a significant territorial growth and the immigration of the largest populations of Native Americans, African Americans, French-speaking Americans, and Non-Naturalizable Americans. In this...

Since illegal immigration has been a concern in the United States for many years, various policies have been implemented to try to control the situation. Both rules that control the interior and those that control the boundary have been put into place. Immigration policies have also been implemented in an effort to...