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Tag Archives: Immigration
When Immigration Is A Mistake
Immigration is an issue that affects numerous people throughout the world. People immigrate to new countries in order to improve their lives. Sometimes their lives do improve. Sometimes they don’t. One example of a country created by immigration is Argentina. … Continue reading
A Fascinating Study on Mexican Immigrants Who Can’t Speak Spanish
What happens when Mexican immigrants can’t speak Spanish? Continue reading
Posted in Hispanics, Immigration, Latin America
Tagged challenges, English, Immigration, indigeneous peoples, Mexico, Spanish
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Why Do So Few Americans Immigrate to Australia?
In the minds of most Americans, Australia is a great place. The land down under has beautiful weather, a booming economy, and sights ranging from the Great Barrier Reef to kangaroos. What’s more, the culture and the language of Australia are as similar to the United States as any other country in the world, with the exception of perhaps Canada. What’s not to like about living in a country where everybody has cool accents?
Why, then, do so few Americans bother to immigrate to Australia? Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Foreign Affairs, Immigration, Other
Tagged America, Australia, demographics, Immigration, mystery
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The Strange Duality of Spanish in the American Imagination
It’s quite interesting to see how America perceives Spanish. There are two quite different ways that the Spanish language is viewed in the American imagination. Indeed, in many ways these two approaches are the exact opposite. The first way is the one more … Continue reading
Posted in Other
Tagged American popular culture, Hispanics, Immigration, Latinos, Spanish
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The DREAM Act
The Obama administration has been remarkably indecisive on the subject of immigration. On the one hand, it talks a lot about its support for a bill legalizing undocumented immigrants. On the other hand, it has also deported more undocumented immigrants … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration
Tagged DREAM Act, Education, immigrants, Immigration, Politics, students
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What’s Missing From the Health Care Bill
In the spring of 2010, President Barack Obama passed a momentous health care bill. Said bill dominated most of the political discourse during his first year; to date it constitutes one of the president’s most substantial achievements. In dealing with … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Immigration
Tagged Health Care, Immigration, policy, Politics, undocumented immigrants
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A Commendation to Three Brave Republicans
Election season is coming up, and as if by magic little shoots of controversy are sprouting throughout the political landscape. One avenue of controversy has been with regards to the Fourteenth Amendment. Republican leaders, such as Senator Lindsey Graham, have … Continue reading
Posted in Mike Huckabee, Republicans
Tagged Charles Djou, choice, citizenship, elections, Immigration, Marc Rubio, Mike Huckabee, Politics, red, Republicans
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