Write a four-page paper explaining how Disney Plus streaming service is functioning now. Detail the challenges they have recently faced and how they have overcome the obstacles (what it was, what they did, how they implemented change, and how was it received). Also explain how the coronavirus has affected Disney Plus streaming service. Be creative and use your imagination when covering your service. Running head: DISCRIMINATION ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS Flores Discrimination on Illegal Immigrants Jhon Flores JUST 497_13SP20 Professor Mendez March 25, 2020 Capstone Essay Outline Title: Discrimination on Illegal Immigrants Question Illegal immigration is currently a major concern in the United States. Discuss discriminatory practices that affect the undocumented in the United States and the positive and/or negative consequemces of illegal immigration on the undocumented and on society at large. Thesis Statement Illegal immigration has increased the level of discriminatory practices. Illegal immigrants are being mistreated because they are not citizens of the United States. · There were 10.5 million unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. in 2017, representing 3.2% of the total U.S. population that year. · The U.S. civilian workforce includes 7.6 million unauthorized immigrants, representing a decline since 2007. 1. Immigrants are allowed housing in the United States under the fair housing act but owners can be discriminatory by denying there housing application 2. The Department of Homeland Security says 340,056 people were removed from the U.S. in fiscal 2016. 3. ICE ran a fake University in Michigan to catch illegal immigrants. 4. ICE is also pretending to be the CDC by giving fake corona virus screening. Discussion Discriminatory practices on Illegal immigration has been around for many years. In March 1790 the United States congress passed the first law on who should be granted citizenship. This act was called the Naturalization Act of 1790. It allowed individuals who lived in the United States for two or more years to apply for citizenship. Those who were not citizens of the US were denied to vote, testify in court, and own their own property. Immigrants come to the United States believing that they will have a better life and more opportunity than what they had in their countries. When they arrive in the United States they realize that this is all a lie. Immigrants come into the United States and utilize more resources to sustain immigrants than their own citizens. Summary Overall, discriminatory practices have been an issue for many illegal immigrants. It must come to an end because they are just like anyone else who deserve the same rights. These individuals are hard workers who strive to have a better life. Illegal immigrants have families to support and take care of. These individuals are just looking for a way to survive. They tend to put themselves in situations that other people wouldn't do just ...

1. Write a four-page paper explaining how Disney Plus streaming
service is functioning now. Detail the challenges they have
recently faced and how they have overcome the obstacles (what
it was, what they did, how they implemented change, and how
was it received). Also explain how the coronavirus has affected
Disney Plus streaming service. Be creative and use your
imagination when covering your service.
Running head: DISCRIMINATION ON ILLEGAL
IMMIGRANTS Flores
Discrimination on Illegal Immigrants
Jhon Flores
JUST 497_13SP20
Professor Mendez
March 25, 2020
Capstone Essay Outline
Title: Discrimination on Illegal Immigrants
Question
Illegal immigration is currently a major concern in the United

2. States. Discuss discriminatory practices that affect the
undocumented in the United States and the positive and/or
negative consequemces of illegal immigration on the
undocumented and on society at large.
Thesis Statement
Illegal immigration has increased the level of discriminatory
practices. Illegal immigrants are being mistreated because they
are not citizens of the United States.
· There were 10.5 million unauthorized immigrants in the U.S.
in 2017, representing 3.2% of the total U.S. population that
year.
· The U.S. civilian workforce includes 7.6 million unauthorized
immigrants, representing a decline since 2007.
1. Immigrants are allowed housing in the United States under
the fair housing act but owners can be discriminatory by
denying there housing application
2. The Department of Homeland Security says 340,056 people
were removed from the U.S. in fiscal 2016.
3. ICE ran a fake University in Michigan to catch illegal
immigrants.
4. ICE is also pretending to be the CDC by giving fake corona
virus screening.
Discussion
Discriminatory practices on Illegal immigration has been around
for many years. In March 1790 the United States congress
passed the first law on who should be granted citizenship. This
act was called the Naturalization Act of 1790. It allowed
individuals who lived in the United States for two or more years
to apply for citizenship. Those who were not citizens of the US
were denied to vote, testify in court, and own their own

3. property.
Immigrants come to the United States believing that they will
have a better life and more opportunity than what they had in
their countries. When they arrive in the United States they
realize that this is all a lie.
Immigrants come into the United States and utilize more
resources to sustain immigrants than their own citizens.
Summary
Overall, discriminatory practices have been an issue for many
illegal immigrants. It must come to an end because they are just
like anyone else who deserve the same rights. These individuals
are hard workers who strive to have a better life. Illegal
immigrants have families to support and take care of. These
individuals are just looking for a way to survive. They tend to
put themselves in situations that other people wouldn't do just
to make a living.

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