IMMIGRATION

Immigration in the United States

Table of Content

Introduction3

Hypothesis3

Research Design3

Discussion4

What Causes Immigration4

Effect of Immigration5

Nineteenth Century6

Twentieth Century7

Twenty-first Century Controversies7

Conclusion8

References9Immigration in the United States

Introduction

Any understanding of the factors encouraging immigration to the United States must rest on an understanding of the economic conditions motivating immigrants, as well as the effects of their presence in the United States. Though the groups coming to the United States have changed over time in their place of origin as well as the role they assumed after arriving, economic factors have generally been the primary driving forces behind both immigration and responses of U.S. residents to immigrants.

The United States is a territory because of immigration. For years the government promoted immigration to the United States, and now that it is the strongest territory in the world, it isn't an issue anymore. In detail, now the government doesn't desire more people to migrate to the United States, even though political and social refugees are still seeking entrance into the homeland for various reasons. In countries like Mexico, government officials have complete command over what happens in their lives, whether they are right or incorrect doesn't matter (News Brief 1995). In some countries an ethnic assembly is singled out and killed just because of their ethnicity, no one is singled out in the United States. People are given the impression that no matter how awful their life is at home, it will prosper in the United States, people that are there understand that that isn't exactly true. Immigration over the years has slowly evolved into a problem, there are numerous reasons why immigrants desire to come here and there are also numerous effects on the United States because of them.

Hypothesis

The idea that US make life better for people and their families is the main problem associated with immigration in US

Research Design

This research paper is based on “Explanatory Research” type, where we focus on the issues of Immigration to U.S. The methodology used for this research is qualitative, as the subject of the research required. Further, hypothesis is formed and then accordingly research is conducted through a survey. Mainly Secondary data has been used to draw the results of this research. Thus, some of the data has been retrieved from their work and conclusion is drawn on the basis of secondary data.

Discussion

What Causes Immigration

Escaping government corruption is one foremost reason why immigrants desire to come to the United States. Instead of citizens having freedom, their police and government officials have the freedom to manage whatever they want. Just like in Vietnam, Mexican citizens don't have rights like Americans, who are born with natural rights. In the United States, a citizen would not give the authorized money, in detail they would take them to court. At any time, a policeman in Mexico can make a citizen give him money, or he will hurl them in prison (UOT 1999). Whether the citizen committed a crime or not doesn't matter, what the authorized says happened is what happened. The judicial system is in the hands of ...