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The document discusses Costa Rica's political system. It notes that Costa Rica is a democratic republic without an armed forces. The president and vice presidents are elected by popular vote to single 4-year terms. It also mentions that Costa Rica has emphasized democracy and human rights. The political system has developed stable democratic institutions and an orderly process for government succession.
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The issues of social justice, government and politics are related to the country’s identity. Interaction of the above three factors will enable one to understand their history and identity in a better way. One of the critical issue affected by the factors is that of immigrants where they are considered to have an effect on the nation’s identity. Government plays a role in the issue of immigrants in that it is responsible for passing and implementation of policies that affect the immigrants. Politics also play a critical role in the issue of immigrants in that politicians usually have an influence on the laws and regulations on immigrants. Social justice is evident in the way the immigrants are treated in the host country. There has been a concern in United States as to whether the immigrants from Third World countries and who are non-English speakers destroy national identity (Muller, 2006). The major focus of this essay will be the advantages and disadvantages of immigrants to the nation in order to reach a conclusion as to whether it really affects the nation’s identity.
There are many people who have raised concerns over the loss of American identity due to increase in Muslim and Latino populations. However others dismiss this notion claiming that immigrants are important to the country and that several measures can be put in place to ensure that national identity is still maintained. Immigration has been considered to be of great benefit to United States in that it has shaped many political, economic and social processes that are important to the nation (Joppke, 2014). The nation also benefits from immigrants in terms of the labor force, some of the best researchers and scientists are immigrants and therefore discouraging them or driving them back to their countries will result in loss to United States. United States is the leading country in the world in regards to asylum and refugee admissions which mostly comprise the immigrants.
The major concern that is raised by those against insurgence of immigrants is that it leads to degradation of the culture of the society. This is through various social aspects such as language and religion. For example the dominant language in United States is English but immigrants into the country may not be English speakers, they will continue using the language and therefore may not adopt the national language in the host country. In regards to religion, alt ...
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Herbert Hoover once stated, the business of America is business, and the best business practice would be to ensure that all its people have a chance to participate in the American Dream. America’s business is the people’s business; full participation in the nation’s economic life, business, or government. The American Dream consists of tenets about achieving success, about material well-being, religious freedoms, membership in elective office, and a successful family. The American dream is being inclusiveness in the melting pot. I remember “at least for me,” growing up in the deep south during the 60s and 70s. As a young child our community was black, we shopped at black owned businesses, we ate dinner at black owned restaurants, we even went to drive-theaters in the mid-60s as a form of social entertainment. I was old enough to remember when schools were first integrated due to the 1954 Supreme Court decision “separate but equal” being ruled unconstitutional. If I can remember, so can a lot of others, and not just domestically.
The United States Constitution was written with a focus on race and gender. The men who wrote the constitution were escaping persecution as well. America was founded on race and gender issues, wars, aristocratic oppression, and religious persecutions. They developed a government system for the people, and by the people. Individuals we elect bring regional biases to the federal government. They been adjudicating or legislating racism since the first congress convened. Take the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime, or the Civil Rights Act of 1866, which guaranteed citizens’ rights (only selected few) to make and enforce economic contracts, and to purchase, sell, or lease property. Women were not even given a public voice either. The 14th Amendment declared all persons born or naturalized in the U.S. to be citizens. The 15th Amendment forbade State’s to deprive their citizens of their right to vote because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude, and one last example, the “First Ku Klux Klan Act (Civil Rights Act of 1870), prohibited discrimination in voter registration based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude, etc. Several States adopted Black Codes, and Jim Crow laws to suppress their minority populations. Frozen in time, once proclaiming “I have a Dream” during his historic march on the nations capitol, Dr. Martin Luther King’s speech has been endlessly reproduced and selectively quoted over the years and, yet, his speeches retain their majesty of justice, but seem to have lost their political effectiveness over time.
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Civilian authorities did not maintain effective control over the security forces.
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