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An 8 page paper which examines aspects of immigration in the United States today. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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argue that the borders must be essentially closed to new immigration. On the other hand there are many who argue that America has always been a nation that embraces all
cultures, offering people opportunities that they can get no other place in the world. And, then there is the problem, perhaps the main problem today, concerning Mexican immigration. On the
one hand many argue that they are damaging the economy, taking jobs, using medical services, weakening the education system and ultimately harming the nation. Another side of this argument pertains
to the fact that many of these immigrants add to the economy through taxation or that without them the nation would surely not be able to enjoy reasonably priced food
due to the fact that a majority of the workers that pick food for the agricultural industry are immigrants, legal or otherwise. As can be seen it is a very
controversial and complex topic. The following paper examines various articles dealing with immigration, discussing problems, President Bushs stance, and how it relates to the American Dream. Immigration in
the United States In an article which appears in the New York Times the authors illustrate how there are many "conservatives" that have been arguing for the enforcing of laws
already in existence regarding illegal immigrants (Preston, 2007). Such an argument would seem to make sense for if there are laws in place, and those laws are not being heeded,
then it only seems right that more pressure and action be aimed at enforcing laws. But, it also suggests that perhaps the laws in place are not workable. Preston (2007)
states that, "it could also lead to renewed pressure from businesses on Congress to provide legal status for an estimated six million unauthorized immigrant workers" which would indicate that there
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