Abstract
The writer of this paper details the increasing unemployment rates in the U.S. while proposing several strategies to combat this and other growing problems in America. This paper discusses the 1933 implementation and success of the Civilian Conservation Corps., initiated by President Roosevelt and designed to aid Americans during the depression era. The writer contends and explains why a similar program would be effective in today's society. The program would offer jobs and financial assistance for education as well as health benefits. This paper discusses the growing lack of affordable health care in America. This paper also examines America's education system while comparing its standing to other countries around the world. This writer stresses the need for accountability on the part of both the administrators and the teachers in order to raise the current standard in America's public schools.

From the Paper
"Over forty million people in this country have no regular access to health care. Most of these are people who earn too little to pay premiums on individual health insurance policies or are not employed by companies that offer health insurance benefits. In spite of this, we continue to treat illegal immigrants and their dependents the same as legal residents. Over the last several decades, and despite the severe fiscal crises faced by local and state governments, political leaders continued to promote policies that grant costly benefits to people who violate immigration laws. One out of every four uninsured people in the United States is an illegal immigrant. Almost half of these immigrants have either no insurance or have it provided to them at taxpayers' expense. In some hospitals, as much as two-thirds of total operating costs are for uncompensated care for illegal aliens."

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