A Speech To An Immigrant Student

Illegal Immigrants I. Introduction AGD: Is it really a great idea to ban every illegal immigrants in the United States? Imagine living in the country with corrupted governments and harsh environments. Does anyone really want to live in that type of country? I don’t think so.

Studying to be a physician requires lots of effort and time. To an immigrant like me, I tried to manage my studies, volunteer work, and adjusting to a new culture at the same time. I like to stick with my plans, and it has always been my plan to enter medical school on 2018. However, my road to entering medical school didn’t come as easy to me. After transferring to University, two of my close family passed away.

As an individual who has witnessed family friends of immigrants that came to this country over 20 years ago in hope of a better future. I understand why so many immigrants are willing to cross a border so dangerous and treacherous to reach a country that is called the land of opportunities. What we call The Unites States of America the land of the free. An average of 2,700 illegal immigrants are willing to cross the border each day leaving there families and risking their own life's to cross to the US. Mostly in the news we tend to hear only the superficial fact but never the real facts or the stories of the capture immigrants. If we would just take time to listen to the real stories of what I called the unforgotten children and women. We

My AHA speech revolves around a culture that I’m very familiar with, the Asian immigrant culture. In another word the FOB (Fresh Off the Boat) culture. This term was used to describe Asian immigrants from years ago who came to the United States by boat. Although most immigrants these day came in an airplane, the term is still widely used. My questionnaire was based on my own experienced and other immigrants’ that I had talked to. Even though each person that I talked to had their own personal story, they all shared a common characteristic; they all had difficulty fitting in with their accent. Immigrants who came here from middle school or high school and above, had more trouble with their accent than those who came in elementary school. It’s

Specific Purpose: To persuade the members of my audience to support that undocumented students should have access to in-state tuition.

Welcome to the United States of America and I hope you will enjoy your life, the words that came from the interviewer at US Consolers Office in Montreal Canada, after my now wife had her interview for her K1 Visa. The K1 Visa is a visa that allows a person to enter the United States for a period of ninety days for the purpose of marrying an American, this whole process has been made famous by the television show ninety-day fiancé. The show does not show the whole process or what goes on during the process. I will take you through the whole process and bring to light what can happen. Although most people who come to the United States on the K1 visa come with good intensions to get married I will enlighten you on how people are abusing the

Our country is supposed to be one about opportunity, neglecting to provide an equal chance for these children to learn would contradict the notion that America is the land of opportunity.

An issue that has become very important to me is that of fair education, specifically, in regards to ELL programs (English language learners) . This issue is very important to me because I’ve seen the struggles that immigrant students/the children of immigrants face when it come to the education system. During my early school years, I grew up in a predominantly hispanic neighborhood in East Harlem, therefore the schools in the surrounding neighborhoods had many native Spanish speakers. I didn’t encounter any problems in school with language, since English was my first language, but many of my classmates has trouble. I would often see teachers get frustrated with students when they could not communicate effectively with them. Instead of

I will start my presentation with a depiction of what legal and illegal immigration encompass. After, I will talk about the impacts of immigration on America. I will finalize my presentation with the current government actions that are changing the immigration system.

I want change imagints live.Why because their are kids who work every single day and what happens to their education,well it washes away into a ocean all their reading skills their math facts and their english people treat immigrants like their nobody so just hear me out and listen to my story.

When you think of America a lot of people would instantly think of a togetherness or liberty and pride. Why is that now a thing we sometimes can’t do in today’s society? I think because America is sometimes scared of the unknown. We stick to the rules and bear no more than necessary. This leads us to a very popular topic of 2017 since the election of Donald Trump. Illegal Immigration. It’s thrived in the most recent years to high impossible numbers. To really understand it all, I’m going to get every aspect of immigration to get fully behind the scene. I feel very mutual on this topic, nor agreeing or disagreeing. But to jump right into it, I want to start with how it affects our country financially. There are right now 12.5 million illegal immigrants in the United States which then leads to a tax burden of approximately 8,075 dollars per member. That right there sounds crazy. We put ourselves more and more into debt. I think Trumps view especially with him being a business man, he knew the tax burden was ridiculous in every way possible. I think it needed a change. Who knows the long-term effects it would have on us as a country in 5 to 10, how much more debt can we really take. In all reality, it cost us 135 billon dollars to support illegal immigrants. I’m not saying it’s for a bad cause but I think to come into this country it has to be easier than sneaking through a border or just inviting yourself in. As anyone would want to feel safe in their country, know they have security in their jobs, money and their taxes are going to benefit the country. Another note is that illegal immigrants do get treated differently when being taxed. It’s said they pretty much get bypassed on paying any income tax at all. So, they are already ahead of the game because you weren’t born in America. I think that’s very double standard. American Born citizens have no choice but to pay our taxes. I just think they need to be treated equally as us if they are going to be in our country. (Matt O'Brien) That leads a little bit into the next point I want to show, I want to show how immigrants are treated in other countries. Show why we should have more laws, we seem to be the only country that is freely open to

I’m here today to speak about a topic that is close to my heart, the reception of migrants in France.

I am putting together a presentation to Migrant High School students regarding the CAASPP tools they have access to during testing. In looking at the materials that you provided us in print and online, I am trying to use as much as I can. However, I am having a hard time coping and paste the keyboard images and pictures from your presentation. Do you have any of the materials available electronically so I can copy them? If not, do you have any ideas how can I do it?

Immigration has been an ongoing issue during the history of the United States. For that reason, I want to bring the discussion to the table. Nowadays there is a war as to whether or not the country should allow foreign citizens to pursue the American dream, that is, live and work in the United States. I know there has been an increase in homeland security and even the banning of entrance to the country for citizens of the middle East. However, the real question is, would America improve its economy, social and political relationships, and the quality of life of its residents by preventing the entry of immigrants?. The president’s greatest concern is to lead a country

It has been two months since my arrival in America. I am happy, but miss the family a lot. You guys would love it here. I know you all don’t have much money back home, and I think about that every day. I want you all to have everything our family needs and more; that’s why I am in America today. It was a struggle and a sacrifice to save the money for me to come to here, but I know it will be worth it because I will make more money than I was able to in Ireland, and will therefore have more for the family. What keeps me positive every day has been the memories of the wake that the family held for me before I left. I know we were preparing to never see each other again, but I will do everything I can to be able to save enough money to bring you