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The Dream Act proposes allowing certain young undocumented immigrants who meet strict requirements to gain conditional permanent residency and eventual citizenship. To be eligible, individuals must have arrived in the US before age 16, lived in the country continuously for 5 years, graduated from a US high school or obtained a GED, and demonstrated good moral character. Proponents argue the Dream Act would benefit the US economy by allowing these individuals, many of whom identify as American, to contribute as taxpayers and workers after obtaining higher education or serving in the military. Studies estimate the Dream Act could increase tax revenues and cut the federal deficit over 10 years while adding $1.4-$3.6 trillion to the economy through higher education and skills of beneficiaries. It would
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The DREAM Act, which would provide a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, failed to pass the Senate by only 5 votes. The Act would apply to 1.8 million individuals who were brought to the US before age 16, have no criminal record, lived in the US for at least 5 years and completed two years of college or military service. President Obama remains committed to passing the DREAM Act and sees its failure as one of his biggest disappointments, though its chances of passing may be low over the next two years with Republican control of the House.
Derek Naegle ENG 2010 Toulmin Schema Claim- T.docx
Derek Naegle
ENG 2010
Toulmin Schema
Claim-
The DREAM act should be passed into federal law to allow millions of young immigrants
from all around the world enjoy the blessings of liberty and equality in the country they’ve
grown up in.
Reasons-
1. Because it will reward deserving young immigrants with the opportunity to receive an
education and contribute their talents to the United States and its people.
2. Will allow thousands of immigrants to earn their citizenship by serving in the military for
2 years.
3. Educates more of the US population with the result of lowering crime rates in the US.
4. Will reward youth of “Good Moral Character” to not be punished for a law they didn’t
choose to commit.
Assumptions-
Assumes immigration is a problem needing a solution.
Assumes DREAMers can be a benefit to society
Assumes that America as a whole will benefit from more capable and diverse workforce
Assumes that young people with various ethnic backgrounds and nationalities will
benefit from the DREAM Act
Assumes crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants we be reduced.
Assumes people believe in the American dream.
Assumes audience is unfamiliar with the DREAM Act
Assumes people know an illegal immigrant.
Backing-
The DREAM Act is a more realistic solution to deportation:
“Most Americans support the DREAM Act and think legalization is a much more realistic
solution than mass deportation, especially for young people who have grown up in the
United States,” said Rep. Luis Gutierrez, Illinois Democrat and chairman of the
immigration task force for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. “The President's policy
allows our enforcement agents to concentrate on deporting criminals and others we
really don't want in our country," he noted. "These are young people brought up in the
U.S. who have achieved scholastically and remained crime-free.” There are an
estimated 12 million illegal immigrants here in the United States. Almost 400,000
people were deported in 2011, a record. To deport that many people requires a lot of
time, resources, and money and it is unrealistic that we can drastically reduce that
number. Most undocumented immigrants are here to stay and take low-paying jobs the
average American doesn’t want.
Llorente, Elizabeth. "Mitt Romney’s Unofficial Advisor Confident About Immigration
Lawsuit."http://latino.foxnews.com/. Fox News Network, LLC, 11 Oct 2012. Web. 13 Oct 2012.
<http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/politics/2012/10/11/mississippi-joins-lawsuit-against-
obama-program-for-dreamers/>.
Greenblatt, Alan. "Immigration Debate: Can politicians find a way to curb illegal immigration?."
CQ Researcher Online (2010): n.pag. CQ Press. Web. 3 Oct 2012.
<http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/document.php?id=cqresrre2008020100&type=hitlist
>.
Vargas, Jose Antonio. "Not Legal Not Leaving." Time Magazine. 25 2012: 1-9. Web. 15 Oct.
2012. <http://www.tim.
Dream bill
The DREAM Act passed in the House during the lame-duck session but faces challenges in the Senate. The bill would provide a path to legal status for certain immigrant youth who arrived as children and meet eligibility requirements such as being under 30, having good moral character, and being continuously present in the US for 5 years. Qualified applicants could get permission to work and travel after fulfilling additional residency and criminal history requirements over two 5-year periods to become lawful permanent residents. The bill may be rushed through the lame duck session to show Democratic support for Hispanics but faces Republican opposition in the new Congress.
Proud Act Presentation
This document provides information about the PROUD Act introduced by Congressman Joe Baca. The PROUD Act would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented students who graduate from high school, are of good moral character, and complete middle and high school in the US. It would allow eligible students to apply for legal status and citizenship at a reduced fee once they turn 18 years old. The document encourages support for both the PROUD Act and DREAM Act which it says would help thousands of additional students if passed as part of comprehensive immigration reform legislation.
Us immigration system
Immigrants usually leave their native countries for a variety of reasons, including a desire for economic prosperity, political issues, family re-unification, escaping conflict or natural disaster, or simply the wish to change one's surroundings
Final draft
The document discusses several issues around illegal immigration in the United States. It outlines how illegal immigration has become a hotly debated topic, with many laws being passed at both the federal and state levels to try to address the problem. At the federal level, laws like IRCA have failed to curb illegal immigration. As a result, many states have begun passing their own stricter laws, such as those in Arizona, Alabama, and New York. The document also discusses how the Dream Act, if passed, could help undocumented students pursue higher education and a path to citizenship. In conclusion, immigration reform remains an important issue as both levels of government try to address it but come to different solutions.
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Presentation
The document summarizes key aspects of the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S. 744), a comprehensive immigration reform bill introduced in 2013. It describes provisions to provide legal status and a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, reform family-based and employment-based immigration, expand some nonimmigrant visa programs, and increase border security and enforcement measures. Specifically, it outlines the creation of a Registered Provisional Immigrant program that would allow undocumented immigrants to gain legal status for 10 years before applying for a green card.
Business Law notes to study
The document discusses the debate around immigration reform in the United States. It provides background on illegal immigration and discusses proposals like the DREAM Act to provide paths to citizenship. The main topic is President Obama's planned executive action to reform immigration policy by expanding protections from deportation and work permits to millions of undocumented immigrants, including parents of citizens. Critics argue this oversteps executive authority and could encourage more illegal immigration.
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