Essays on Immigration Reform

Immigration is a complex issue, that is rampant with challenges and doesn’t have an instantaneous or single fix. This paper through the use of public policy (government’s choices of actions intended to serve the public purposes) seeks to address immigration policies which keeps changing over time. Immigration policy determines who is eligible for admission into…

Since the 2016 presidential election resulted in Donald Trump’s presidency, the world has changed. From international politics to domestic consumerism, America’s current president has impacted the ways populations behave in response to political issues, and Hispanics are no different. Perhaps the most prominent issue for the Hispanic population in the United States, a population of…

Is immigration reform necessary as a solution to America’s economic and illegal immigrants in America? The economic emergency has captured the attention of the Government and the American public, but immigration reform should not be forgotten. “The legislation effort of 2007 failed but Americans should not let it fade from the public eye.” (Davidson) It…

In today’s modern era, immigration has become one the most important aspects of any great nation in the world and without immigrants, no nation in the world has survived on its own. Through immigration many nations in the past have achieved enormous economic growth and experienced the diversity of different languages, cultures, races and religion,…

Illegal immigrants affect every American in ways that they may not even know. In 2016, there were 10.8 million undocumented citizens living in the United States (Robertson). While making up only seven percent of the U.S. population, undocumented citizens still accounted for 64 percent of all federal crime in the country (Spakovsky). Transnational gangs such…

Is immigration reform necessary as a solution to America’s economic and illegal immigrants in America? The economic emergency has captured the attention of the Government and the American public, but immigration reform should not be forgotten. “The legislation effort of 2007 failed but Americans should not let it fade from the public eye.” (Davidson) It…