 Immigration
Definition:
Illegal immigration refers to the
immigration of people across
national
borders in a way that
violates the immigration
laws of the
destined
country.
In
politics,
the term may imply a larger set of social issues and
time constraints
with disputed consequences in areas such as
economy,
social
welfare,
education,
health care,
slavery,
prostitution,
crime, legal protections,
public services, and
human rights.
Illegal emigration would be
leaving a country in a manner which violates the laws
of the country being left. Source:
Wikipedia |
American Immigration
Comprehensive informational
resource on immigration. |
Immigration by The Numbers-YouTube
Video by
features Roy
Beck demonstrating the catastrophe of the huge numbers of both
legal
and illegal immigration by Third World people into the
USA. He uses standard demographics, statistics,
and simple gumballs to show this disaster in the making |
Immigration... Introduction
Picture of clock - click to
view global immigration timeline ... This feature presentation
introduces
teachers and students to the topic of Immigration. ... |
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Official US Government Site |
Immigration Answer.com
Informational Site |
Immigation.com
Immigration.com is the only
daily Web site designed to help you navigate through life in
America |
Immigration Data
Information on immigration
data available at the Census Bureau. |
Immigration to The United
States-Wikipedia
Informational Site |
Immigration-Wikipedia
Informational Site |
Immigration: The Demographic
and Economic Facts
Online book by Julian Simon
describing the positive effects of immigration. |
 Advocacy
"Those who
represent and stand up for a cause they believe in, as
in the case of "human rights advocates" or
"immigration advocates." (Not to be confused with
"activists," who are usually, as the term implies,
more active, adamant, and often confrontational and
controversial in their missions.)"
Source:
About.com |
Advocates for Immigration
About.com
Information Site |
Immigration reduction-Wikipedia
Information Site |
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Facts,
Figures and Statistics
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