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Over 47% of illegal border crossings into the US occur in Arizona along its border with Mexico, with undocumented immigrants making up more than 6% of the state's population. This has resulted in increased crime and negative economic impacts. The causes of illegal immigration include poverty, unemployment, government corruption, and economic recession in home countries. Proposed solutions discussed in the document include deportation, charging undocumented immigrants, negotiating policies with Mexico, and taking a humanitarian approach by addressing the root causes of poverty near the border through organized deportation coupled with poverty elimination efforts.
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Tempe Police fails to adequately address crime issues in the ASU community according to the document. The document outlines that homicides, rapes, assaults and thefts are common in the area around ASU despite Tempe Police having more officers per capita than other cities and spending more on policing. The behavior of Tempe Police is criticized for minimizing crime problems. Solutions proposed include improving community policing efforts, increasing ASU involvement in addressing crime, and learning from the effective police practices at the University of Arizona.
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Parents and their adult children sometimes disagree on major life decisions. Parents prioritize financial stability and see problems their children cannot due to lack of perspective, while children follow their hearts. Two potential solutions are finding compromises through respectful dialogue and allowing parents quality time with their child's romantic partner to understand rather than just criticize the relationship.
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Arizona is experiencing a drought due to climate change, lack of rainfall, and snow converting to rain which is negatively impacting agriculture production and health by causing dehydration. The Colorado River and Lake Mead, which supplies water to Las Vegas, are both depleted with the river losing 65 cubic kilometers of water and the lake only 38% full. Proposed solutions include water desalination and placing large water containers.
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Parking is an issue at ASU due to unmet demand for spaces which causes students to arrive late to class. Solutions proposed include building modern parking facilities with more spaces, ticketing those who park incorrectly, raising fees, encouraging walking for nearby students, underground lots, and a dedicated student transport system. Other universities address this with programs that incentivize carpooling through free parking.
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Public transportation in Arizona faces issues with long wait times, slow speeds, small coverage areas, and lack of connections between systems. Solutions proposed include increasing the number of buses and trains, building dedicated train tunnels, expanding routes, improving coordination, and offering more ticket options. The future may see residents drive less and try new transit methods more often if these issues are addressed.
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The document proposes solutions to the problem of bike theft on the ASU campus. It analyzes the causes of bike theft as human nature, the public nature of the campus, and financial issues. The best solution proposed is to build a secured parking lot for bikes that is covered, requires swiping an ASU ID to enter, and has a guard to ensure safety, as this would solve a big part of the problem with less time, money and effort than other options like hiring more guards or making the entire campus private.
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Parking at ASU is expensive, with hourly rates of $2 for 1 hour and $4 for 2 hours in a day, amounting to $120 per month or $1,440 per year for student drivers. The document also notes locations for parking and free buses as alternatives, and suggests building more parking as a solution.
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This document discusses the negative effects of cellphone use during work and in the classroom. It notes that cellphone use can lead to unproductive work, distraction, and reduced teamwork. In the classroom, cellphones can cause students to not pay attention and earn lower grades. The document suggests suspending cellphone use during work and school but also giving employees some time to use their phones.
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There is not enough parking at the university for the large number of students, which causes 74% of students to miss classes and 60% to have their grades affected badly. Possible solutions include valet parking or sharing parking facilities with other organizations, as seen at hotels, theaters, and parties.
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This article discusses whether to take parents' advice and how to handle differences of opinion. It notes that while parents prioritize material welfare, pursuing happiness in relationships requires following one's heart. Though parents see choices as reckless, their opinions are not final judgments but can point out flaws. The article suggests finding compromises through open communication and letting parents spend quality time with their child's partner to better understand them.
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This document discusses environmental pollution as a problem with causes such as excessive energy use and human activities. It proposes solutions like improved waste processing technologies, stricter environmental requirements, and increasing community environmental awareness. However, challenges to implementing these solutions include funding, public involvement, and consistently applying environmentally-friendly practices. The conclusion is that small steps by community members can help minimize negative environmental impacts.
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This document discusses the importance of recycling and proposes ways to improve recycling efforts on campus. It notes that recycling reduces waste processing costs, provides jobs, and removes hazardous materials from landfills. However, it observes that on campus, many people do not properly separate recyclable and non-recyclable waste. To address this, the document proposes establishing a green council that would monitor waste collection, educate students on proper recycling, and promote environmental protection campus-wide. The overall goal is to make recycling a natural habit and maximize its benefits.
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The document discusses the issue of global food waste. It notes that approximately 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted worldwide each year, accounting for about one-third of total global food production. This amount of wasted food could feed the 870 million people globally who are undernourished. At the same time, one-seventh of the world's population suffers from starvation. Common causes of food waste include taking too much food at restaurants and campus dining halls and being unable to finish it. Wasting food damages the environment and uses up natural resources, while people around the world starve. The document proposes two ways to address this problem: enacting policies against food waste and putting up posters about it, or offering take-
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Cellphone use while driving can lead to accidents that cause injuries and deaths. The document proposes new laws with higher fines and point deductions as well as holding vehicles to curb cellphone use. It also suggests raising public awareness as solutions to reduce accidents from cellphone use and save lives.
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1. ASU has a parking area problem due to not enough spaces and everyone arriving at the same time, which can result in missing classes or wasting time.
2. The document discusses potential solutions such as constructing more parking areas, which would require ASU to pay more fees, changing schedules or transportation methods, or improving public transportation options.
3. It notes that while more parking areas would benefit students and faculty, they require money, and considers options other schools have taken like reducing subsidies or using shuttles from off-campus parking.
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1. ASU has a parking area problem due to not enough spaces and everyone arriving at the same time, which can result in missing classes or wasting time.
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3. It notes that while more parking areas would benefit students and faculty, they require money, and considers options other schools have taken like reducing subsidies or using shuttles from off-campus parking.
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There is a lack of parking spaces at ASU that causes students problems like being late for class, wasting time finding parking, and destroying their good mood. This is because the demand for parking is high while the supply is low. Some proposed solutions include building a new parking garage, increasing parking prices, living closer to campus or public transit, and adding more bus lines to campus.
Problems of animal hunting
Animal hunting is a problem that can be addressed in three ways: by getting rid of hunting weapons to prevent abuse, enforcing harsh penalties like the death penalty for illegal hunting, and educating people not to abuse animals. Laws, weapons bans, and education are proposed as solutions.
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- 1. Illegal immigration in Arizona By Mohammed Alghamdi
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- 3. The Causes Reasons to migrate: Poverty. Unemployment. * Government corruption. * Government recession.
- 5. Other solutions Deportation Charging immigrants without proper documentation. Making some policies with the Mexican government.
- 6. Humanitarian solutions Help solve the problem, by solving what is causing the problem. Mexican cities near the Arizona-Mexico border are the poorest. * Organized deportation backed up by poverty elimination.
- 7. Thank you!