ISSUE OF

INTERNATIONAL
IMMIGRATION

Pathway
Brian Arias.
IMMIGRATION INTRODUCTION

KEY WORDS

1
Migration
Movement from one part
of something to another
within their own country.

2
Immigration
Move to life permanently
in a foreign country.

3
Immigrants
People who move into
one country from ano-
ther in other to settle
there.
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T E R M I N O LO G Y U S E D TO S AY I M M I G R A N T S

Foreign-born. unauthorized. out of status. undocumented.

illegal aliens. llegal illegals. criminals.

immigrants
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INTRODUCTION T H E S I S S TAT E M E N T ARGUMENT NUMBER 1

Deportation not be They are not a threat.

promoted. Instead, They are less likely to
The governments commit crimes than
around the world native-born people.
should just control it
and give equality and
education.

ARGUMENT NUMBER 2 ARGUMENT NUMBER 3 CONCLUSION

Immigrants could The illegals human Having skilled interna-

increase the Economy of rights are violated by tional immigrants the
any country. the authorities. governments around the
world should have pro-
moted with a controlled
system.
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CO N T E X T UA L I Z AT I O N People from
the Eastern
and Southern
Europe to the
United States
of America
(U.S.A).

People from
Asia, Latin
America and
the Caribean
have been not
acepted.
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T H E S I S S TAT E M E N T

Any type of forced deportation or

restrict international migration
should not be promoted. Instead,
The governments around the
world should just control it and
give equality and education that
must be required to fit them in our
society.
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MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Immigrants are 1 T h e y a r e p r o fi - 1 Violation of
not a threat. table for any human rights.
country.
2 Less likely to 2 2 Vunerated
Detention is Class.
commit crimes so expensive.
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A B
MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Immigrants are
not a threat.

2 Less likely to
commit crimes

They used to experiment pover ty, war, and

human right abuses in their home countries.

C D
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MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Immigrants are
not a threat.

2 Less likely to
commit crimes

A recent study published in the peer-re-

viewed journal criminology which was done
by that Michael Light (2018), a criminolo-
gist at the University of Wisconsin, showed
that the increase of foreign-born in the
United States of America did not drive up
r a t e s o f v i o l e n t c r i m e s s u c h a s d r u g t r a ffi c -
king, murder, rape, and robber y.
IMMIGRATION ARGUMENT

MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Immigrants are
not a threat.

2 Less likely to
commit crimes
IMMIGRATION ARGUMENT

MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Immigrants are
not a threat.

2 Less likely to
commit crimes

Governments around the world must guaran-

tee that those people face justice in a cri-
minal court against just deporting them.
IMMIGRATION ARGUMENT

MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Immigrants are
not a threat.

2 Less likely to
commit crimes
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MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 T h e y a r e p r o fi -

Deporting one table for any

person cost in $23.482 country.
2010 around 2
Detention is
so expensive.

D e p o r t i n g $265 Bill
11.3 million
people .
IMMIGRATION ARGUMENT

MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 T h e y a r e p r o fi -
table for any
country.
2
Detention is
so expensive.
1 T h e y a r e p r o fi -
table for any
country.
2
Detention is
so expensive.
IMMIGRATION ARGUMENT

MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 T h e y a r e p r o fi -
table for any
country.
2
Detention is
so expensive.
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MAIN ARGUMENTS
A vulnerable class where people can easily 1 Violation of
be exploited or could be abused by people human rights.
that want to take advantage of the illegal
immigrant sit uation. . 2 Vunerated
Class.
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MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Violation of
The illegal immigrants, who are forced to clan- human rights.
destine,tend say there to not be deported
2 Vunerated
Class.
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MAIN ARGUMENTS
For instance, U.S. has created segregation and 1 Violation of
discrimination over the history. human rights.
During WW2 Americans imprisoned 120,000 Ja-
panese Americans. 2 Vunerated
Class.
 IMMIGRATION ARGUMENT

MAIN ARGUMENTS
1 Violation of
Trumps action was cruel and immoral.
human rights.

2 Vunerated
Class.
 O P P O N E T S O F M I G R AT I O N B E L I E F
IMMIGRATION INTRODUCTION

COUNTER ARGUMENT A B
1 They are not
In the short term They send an amount
good for the of their salary to their
the growth of the
economy. relatives home.
economy could in-
crease the salaries.
C D
In 2012 fo-
reign-born United the growth of illegals
States of America increase the demand
(U.S) residents for goods and at the
sent $51.1 billion same time decrease the
of dollars to their salaries and hiring .
home countries .

But intead

A
when workers get paid, it tends them to buy
more goods which at the same time cause an
increase in demand. For this reason, the pro-
duction must be increased and it would lead
to more demand for workers .
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COUNTER ARGUMENT
1 They are not
good for the
economy.

1 Irish workers who migrated to the United

States of America (U.S.A) in the 1870s could
double their wages (Doyle, 1975).

2 Guatemalans who immigrate to the U.S. in

the 1990s were able to increase their income
six times ( Hagan,1994).
IMMIGRATION CONCLUSION

Prioritizing in a
m e r i t - b a s e d
system of mi-
gration with
skilled form im-
migrants could
generate good
impacts for the
economy and
the community
around them in
society.
IMMIGRATION CONCLUSION I n t e r n a t i o n a l
I m m i g r a t i o n
should not be
interrupted by
g o v e r n m e n t s
around the
world. On the
contrary, it
should be pro-
moted but
giving priority
to a migration
based on quali-
fi e d p e o p l e t h a t
will provide the
countries with
greater oppor-
tunities for de-
velopment and
competition.
Thank
YOU.
I hope you enjoyed it
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