Illegal Immigration

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This paper explores the escalating numbers of illegal immigrants making their way into America and the resulting impact to the country's economy and various resources. The writer of this paper discusses the many difficulties encountered by immigrants who have entered the U.S. illegally which include finding work and obtaining proper health care. This paper explains how the laws and regulations have changed post-September 11 as well as the pros and cons of easing up on current immigration restrictions. This paper also examines President Bush's "guest worker" program which permits illegal immigrants residing in the U.S. to continue working under certain restrictions.

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"One has to take a moment and also consider that not only Hispanics from Mexico, Central and South America are entering illegally. Since the end of the Vietnamese War more and more South Asians- from Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar have tried to escape political and economic problems in their native lands. While many have been allowed to enter legally, there are untold thousands who were smuggled in, often from Canada, especially Vancouver and British Columbia which has a large Asian population. One also needs to take a closer look at the economic impact of illegal workers."

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