Immigrants Creative Writings Samples For Students

English

Questions on Meaning
- What seems to have prompted Chavez’s essay? How can you tell?
What prompted Chavez’s essay is concerning the presence of “nearly 12 million illegal immigrants.” There is also the growing fear illegal immigrants “will never fully adapt” in the US. I can tell this when Chavez 73% of the children of half of these illegal immigrant households became US citizens. The common assumption to illegal immigrants is that they will remain poor, uneducated, etc. However, Chavez pointed out that this form of stereotyping is erroneous. She cited statistics that says illegal ...

Immigration policy during this quarter

Give me an overview of the progress between the Congress and the President concerning immigration policy during this quarter. Explain how Democrats and Republicans reached their policies based on the philosophies of the two parties (what are the main positions within each party and do these positions match the traditional philosophy of that party)? Explain how the party positions were impacted by interest groups in support of each policy (name and describe one interest group on each side of the issue) and voters in support of each policy (in other words, do both parties think they can gain ...

Zhang Wei remembers the day he landed in America very clearly, it was a chilly winter day and everything including time seems to have frozen. He was anxious to see his father, Zhang Xiuxing who had traveled by sea a year earlier. He was only 16 when his father left and old enough to step into his father’s shoes. One year had flown by, and today, he would be leading his mother and his sister to the Promised Land that their father had prepared for them. He was sure that his father would be proud of how he had protected ...

Throughout American history, different ethnic groups have faced different challenges. The Native Americans obviously were treated very differently than the Irish, for example, and the Chinese were particularly singled out for treatment which included banning them from attaining citizenship at all in the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. African Americans obviously also suffered greatly, not only during slavery but also after its abolishment, and with even greater difficulties being accepted by white society even to this day given their appearance and a complexion that was impossible to hide. Yet other groups attained wide acceptance, including Germans, English, and Scots. Andrew ...

Chapter VII The Immigrant and the Poverty Problem focuses on the poverty and causes representation of immigrants, who massively arrived from Southern and Eastern Europe in the United States from 1830 to 1851 in search of better lives there than they had at their homes due to starvation and death. The author of the book was a devoted social worker, who strived to fight against the exploitation of immigrant people in the United States. Her special focus was to improve the lives of immigrant children. Many of the immigrants who arrived had relatives in the United States who could assist ...

The early 20th Century’s perception toward the effect of unifying people of different whereabouts is hostile. Though part of this defensiveness is rooted in the love of the country, it defends with predetermined exceptions. Not all theorists of immigration efforts are withdrawn from a successful union. Though America still stands as nation built by natives and the naturalized, few thought it possible a hundred years ago.
British playwright Israel Zangwill crafted a play called The Melting Pot (1916) where, with esteem and passion, principal characters enjoy the concept of amalgamated people. There is pride in the act, and it is ...

Abstract

The following examines Mexican American and African-American cultures and the ways that these two cultures interact the dominant white culture in the United States. While on the surface these two cultures might seem to have much in common (given that they are frequently discriminated against minorities in the United States), in point of fact they are very different in the ways that they assimilate into American culture. Anthropologists and sociologists have traditionally used words like “integration” and “acculturation” to describe the process in which immigrant cultures ultimately blend in to (and accommodate themselves to) the dominant culture of the ...

Business:

Introduction
Leadership Foundation has been profitable, from the formation time in 2008, all the profits have been reinvested back to the organization. However, how to secure long-term and sustainable funding is a very important issue to be considered so as to ensure the sustainability of the organization in future. Being a social engineering organization, the organization can initiate some strategies to attract long-term sustainable funding by engaging in alternative projects to sustain the foundation. By adopting all these new strategies, the Leadership Foundation shall focus on leading the way to diversify their programs so as to serve concerned individuals, ...

The report by Giovanni Peri on Rationalizing U.S Immigration policy explains the market-based reforms that ought to be implemented in the immigration system to connect employment-based inflows to the labour market. According to Peri (2010) immigrants raise living standards by boosting demand and increasing productivity thereby improving the economy and the well-being of their families. The reforms intend to use market-based auctions to apportion employment-based permits to employers as well as visas to immigrants that have a high chance to contribute to economic growth and, therefore, improve the economy of the US. The government stands to generate revenue and use ...

The World Wide Web was created to open up access to any form of information and permit unrestricted communication among its users. It enhanced cultural integration and helped erase the negative stereotypes held towards people from different social, racial and ethnical backgrounds. Such openness gave authoritarian governments a hard time to control public opinion. Human right violation acts were readily exposed through the internet. Activist took their campaigns online to expand their audience. As a result, people were united in the quest for peace, justice and equality. Digital marketing became an essential tool for businesses attempting to expand their market, to ...

Centralism is the concentration of power in one place while decentralism is diffusing power to other areas. The fault line existed due to various opinions and perceptions on the benefits of both centralism and decentralism. An article in The Globe and Mail shows a time when decentralism was slowly kicking. In essence, it was back with a vengeance (The Globe and Mail). Decentralism would now be focused as a national policy with an aim to improve the state of the provinces.
Aboriginal versus non-aboriginal is another fault line that involves debates over the natives of the country and the ...

Distinguish and analyze the differences between federal, state, & local law enforcement in terms of jurisdiction & authority.

There are three main judicial and legislative jurisdictions that exist in the U. S. and they are classified as federal, state, and local. All these jurisdictions have created a broad variety of law enforcement agencies. These law enforcement agencies have little uniformity among the jurisdictions towards the authority, naming and functions of these enforcement agencies. The state, local, and federal enforcement agencies currently interact with United States homeland security via fusion centers (Holmes, 2012). There may be to some extent more than seventy fusion centers that currently operate in thirty seven states. These fusion centers may be a new concept in ...

Abstract

Perhaps, most people in the world believe that United States is the place to access greener pastures. Therefore there are many immigrants to america.The immigrants get into United States through illegal and legal means so as to access the opportunities believed to exist, (The Great Migration, 2002). In most cases the concept of social class is linked to social identity, ecomomic role and political affiliation, (Devine, 1997). Status consistency puts into consideration the plurality of status in society. Each member of the society is ranked in different hierarchies. Individuals are claimed to have consistent status if the status he ...