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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4302270/ national library of medicine
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4074451/ national institue of health
https://www.bushcenter.org/catalyst/north-american-century/benefits-of-immigration-outweigh-costs
The catalyst
https://www.gale.com/open-access/immigration gale immigration
The us immigration debate
https://usipc.ucsd.edu/research/index.html us immigration policy center out
https://nap.nationalacademies.org/read/4942/chapter/5 national academic press
https://www.loc.gov/classroom-materials/united-states-history-primary-source-timeline/rise-of-industrial-america-1876-1900/immigration-to-united-states-1851-1900/ the library of congress
History of immigration
Republicans and Democrats differ over the most pressing priorities for the nation’s immigration system. Republicans place particular importance on border security and deportations of immigrants who are in the country illegally, while Democrats place greater importance on paths to legal status for those who entered the country illegally – especially those who entered as children, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. (pewresearch.org) Immigration Reform Pew Research Center
The effect of immigration reforms on immigrants in America My research paper proposes an examination of the effects of immigration reforms on immigrants. My initial instinct strongly indicates the impacts of reforms on immigrants must be improved to suit immigrants. My initial thesis statement is immigration reforms must suit immigrants by providing fair and reasonable pathways to citizenship, prioritizing family reunification, and increasing access to benefits and resources from the government for immigrants. To conduct additional research, I will explore a variety of credible sources, such as the history of, which tell us where this history started in America. For hundreds of years, people have left their original homeland to come to America for more significant opportunities, leaving uncertainty for certain. They leave their county for many reasons, including lacking amenities, jobs, and security they hope to find in America. This is a credible source from the Library of Congress. I would also look at the Pew Research Center for an article by J Baxter Oliphant and Andy Cerda. This explains the data on how many Americans are supporting immigration reforms regarding pathways to citizenship. It states the views of Republicans and Democrats about immigrants The statistics in this source are exact and precise. Furthermore, I will also source from an article from the white house. It is a reliable source that explains the stand of the present government on immigration reforms. The pathway to citizenship is difficult and U.S. citizens view the process very differently. This essay will argue for an easier Fatoki 2 pathway to citizenship, for reuniting families, and how immigrants are an economic boost to embracing diversity Researching this topic is beneficial because immigrants would have a better sense of belonging in America. The government also would see an increase in the country’s labor force and economy. American principles, which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, will be achieved.
Outline 10 page research paper
Gun Violence, a menace
Introduction (1 page)
- Get the reader’s attention - use interesting or surprising statistics, stories, or quotes (1 - 5 sentences)
- Explain why this topic, and why you - your ethos - explain your credibility on the subject (research you’ve done, or have you experienced/witnessed this issue?) Why does this topic matter to people? 2 - 4 sentences
- End introduction with a thesis: a thesis should generally be one sentence (can be more depending on your Prof)
Gun Control Policies: 2 - 3 pages
- History - what is the history of gun control policy in the U.S.?
- Status Quo - what is the current status of gun control policy in the U.S.?
- Change - is the status quo changing? For the better? For the worse? Not at all?
- Impact - what is the impact of the change, or lack of change, happening? Who is most affected by these changes? Why?
Public Health Problem: 2 - 3 pages
- History - what is the history of gun control policy in the U.S.?
- Status Quo - what is the current status of gun control policy in the U.S.?
- Change - is the status quo changing? For the better? For the worse? Not at all?
- Impact - what is the impact of the change, or lack of change, happening? Who is most affected by these changes? Why?
The third section: 2 - pages
- History - what is the history of gun control policy in the U.S.?
- Status Quo - what is the current status of gun control policy in the U.S.?
- Change - is the status quo changing? For the better? For the worse? Not at all?
- Impact - what is the impact of the change, or lack of change, happening? Who is most affected by these changes? Why?
Conclusion (.5 page)
- Reminding the audience of our thesis - restate it in a conclusive way
- Summarize any important details or points - pick a few facts or important pieces of info from your three sections and emphasize them here
- Give attention back to reader/Memorable Ending/Clinching line - finding a quote, or some significant phrases
Effects of immigration reforms on immigrants
Topic: Effects of immigration reforms on immigrants in America.
Tentative thesis statement: The effects of immigration reforms must be improved to benefit immigrants.
Research question: What can be done to reform immigration laws?
Claim 1: Immigrants must be provided a fair and reasonable pathway to citizenship through immigration reforms.
Claim 2: Prioritizing family reunification.
Claim 3: Increasing access to benefits and resources from the government for immigrants.