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A 10 page paper that provides an overview of the issues relating to illegal migration of Mexicans into the United States and also provides an overview of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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continuing growth of illegal immigrant populations, the US government recently passed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, signed into law in September of 1996. This
Act determined a greater level of action against illegal immigrants and definitive processes to reduce the constantly increasing numbers. There are a number of issues that are interwoven
in any discourse regarding this issue. The first issue brought to light in recent years is the changing status of Mexican immigrants, who were once brought to the US
and allowed legal status. Over the years, the increasing numbers of Mexicans hoping to flee their country in search of a better life, has caused the need to reduce
the use of immigrant laborers and the issuing of residence status. At the same time, the Act was also designed to consider what actions should be taken in
regards to existing illegal immigrant populations within the United States and design cooperative efforts with Mexico in diminishing the number of illegal immigrants crossing the Southern US borders. Though
this cooperative movement has changed the determinations made regarding the status of particular illegal immigrants, it has not demonstrated consistent improvements in the constantly increasing influx of Mexicans into the
United States. The result of this focus has been an increase in border patrol protection throughout the Southern border states, but this increase in patrolling has had only
limited impacts, and has resulted in significant abuses by both US and Mexican border patrol officers. There is also a constantly increasing number of vigilantes who have been fueled
by national and political perspectives on this issue and have taken patrolling the borders into their own hands. The general problem that has long existed is the
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