Essays on Immigration

The aim of this project (II) is to write an inquiry essay and review its structure, writers, audience, and material. Pico Iyer's post, Living in the Transit Lounge, explores the author's experience traveling around the world as a lounger. He vividly recounts his life since he was a child, often...

Immigration and Its Impact Immigration is basically the international movement of individuals to a country where they do not have or are not indigenous. Individuals move permanently to live, study or temporary jobs in such countries. Research shows that the reception and sending countries benefit from immigration. For example, it has...

Because of its economic benefits and prosperity, the European continent has a high degree of immigration. When the migration is done correctly, no problems are expected to occur. An influx of vast numbers of illegal people, on the other hand, is an uncertain circumstance that can jeopardize a country's peace...

My Ten-Hour Carrier Learning Project at Friendly House After my ten-hour carrier learning project at Friendly House in Worcester, I learned a lot about the community service, food pantry, immigration service, and after school programs. In this paper, I reflect on the matters I achieved during this service learning, as expected...

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) DACA is the American immigrant policy set up by President Obama and his administration in June 2012 in the United States (Wood, 2017). It also applies to the process of judicial relief from deportation. For people who are currently studying or have graduated, it is...

The majority of Europeans, who were extremely poor, were able to sacrifice their entire life to escape to the American colonies, while others wanted religious freedom or political stability.The majority of those who arrived in Colonial America were young, with nearly half of them being under the age of twenty-five,...

The history of United States and its immigrant communities The history of United States has been marked by the high number of immigrants from unique countries. The new entrant communities brought with themselves various languages expanding the languages spoken in America to extra than 200. Maybe to start we consider the...

In 1892, Ellis Island has historically been one of the most important immigration stations. Until its closure in 1954, it served its purpose. A detailed perspective on migration during this time shows that although the process was not very smooth, the entry into the United States was comparatively simpler than the...

The Cuban Swimmer is a one-act play in the tradition of magical realism. The drama depicts the trials and tribulations of a Cuban family in America. The main character, Margarita Suarez, is competing in the Women's Swim to Catalina. Eduardo Suarez, Margarita's father, Aida, her mum, Simon, Margarita's brother, and...

The Raise Act will slash legal immigration by half over the next decade with the introduction of President Donald Trump's immigration bill, potentially closing the door to non-English-speaking persons and thereby abandoning U.S. immigration's once sacrosanct and humane policies. With the strong involvement of Stephan Miller, who insists that the...

Illicit immigration to New Jersey has risen at an unprecedented pace over the years. The population of illegal immigrants has tripled in the last 25 years, according to Ewing, Martinez, and Rumbaut (2015). Hispanic immigration to the United States has been correlated with rising crimes in the country on an...

In James Luna’s piece, I’ve Always Wanted to be an American He responds to the position played by the Indian stereotype in the creativeness of the United States. He addresses some of the white stereotypes from the old days and the hopes for an envisaged native life. For long, white Americans...