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How to Prepare for English Speaking Exams and Why Mexicans Move to the USA

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How to Prepare for English Speaking Exams and Why Mexicans Move to the USA

The US immigration debate centers on complex issues like DACA, border security, and economic impacts. Key arguments involve protecting young immigrants, national security concerns, and economic effects. Potential compromises include addressing root causes of migration and refining immigration policies. The topic remains highly divisive with strong views on both sides.

12.3.2021

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Arguments on DACA
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parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

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Compromise Proposals and Discussion Outcomes

This page outlines potential compromises on immigration issues and scenarios for when compromise isn't reached.

Compromise Proposals

Several compromise ideas are presented:

  1. Increase financial support to immigrants' countries of origin to reduce "push factors" like poverty and unemployment that drive migration.

  2. Involve less wealthy countries in the US economy by relocating production sites, offering fair-paying jobs with good conditions.

  3. Implement more control over who enters the country and for what reasons, prioritizing those fleeing war or persecution over economic migrants.

Example: A compromise could involve US companies opening factories in Central American countries, providing jobs that reduce the economic incentive to migrate.

When Compromise Fails

The page also addresses scenarios where parties cannot reach a compromise:

  • Acknowledging that while some arguments were convincing, they didn't change the overall opinion.
  • Recognizing when a discussion is no longer productive if no common ground is found.
  • Expressing appreciation for the discussion while noting the lack of agreement.

Quote: "Although I have found this discussion quite interesting, I'd like to express that I no longer think this discussion is very productive, as we have both presented our perspective and have not found any aspects that we can agree one."

Highlight: Even when compromise isn't reached, it's important to acknowledge the value of the discussion and respectfully conclude the debate.

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Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

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Republican Perspective on Immigration

This page presents the viewpoint of a fictional Republican supporter on immigration issues.

Character Profile

David O'Connor, 55, is presented as a business man living near the US-Mexico border. Key aspects of his background include:

  • Ancestors immigrated from Ireland in the 1840s due to famine
  • Lives near the southern US border
  • Has a child in school
  • Has an unemployed neighbor

Immigration Concerns

David expresses several concerns about immigration:

  1. Property damage by immigrants trying to avoid detection
  2. Educational challenges due to immigrant children in schools
  3. Job competition, especially for low-skilled workers
  4. Increased crime and safety concerns

Example: David claims his child's education is negatively impacted because teachers must focus on immigrant students who don't speak English well.

Highlight: This perspective emphasizes perceived negative impacts of immigration on local communities, including property damage, educational challenges, and job competition.

Vocabulary: The American Dream refers to the belief that anyone, regardless of where they were born or what class they were born into, can attain their own version of success through hard work and opportunity in the United States.

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Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

Öffnen

Pro-Immigration Arguments

This page presents arguments in favor of immigration to the United States.

Benefits of Immigration

Several positive aspects of immigration are highlighted:

  1. Access to better medical care, potentially saving lives
  2. Opportunity for good education for immigrants
  3. (The page appears to be cut off, likely containing additional pro-immigration arguments)

Highlight: A key argument for immigration is the potential to save lives through access to better medical care in the United States.

Vocabulary: Push factors are conditions that drive people to leave their home countries, such as lack of economic opportunity, political instability, or natural disasters.

Vocabulary: Pull factors are conditions that attract immigrants to a new country, such as job opportunities, better education, or political freedom.

While this page is incomplete, it begins to outline some of the positive impacts of immigration, focusing on humanitarian aspects like healthcare and education. These arguments often form part of the broader debate on "Wie sieht eine mündliche Englischprüfung aus?" or "What does an oral English exam look like?", as immigration is a common topic in language exams.

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Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

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Arguments on DACA and Border Wall

This page presents arguments for and against DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and building a border wall between the US and Mexico.

DACA Arguments

Pro-DACA Arguments:

  • Allows documentation of young immigrants already part of American society
  • Protects children not responsible for parents' immigration decisions
  • Helps integrate youth who feel connected to American culture
  • Provides protection for vulnerable children

Anti-DACA Arguments:

  • May encourage more illegal immigration
  • Children may not want to integrate into American culture
  • Could lead to population growth as DACA recipients start families
  • Shifts responsibility for children from parents to government

Highlight: A key pro-DACA argument is that it protects young people already integrated into American society who aren't responsible for their immigration status.

Border Wall Arguments

Pro-Wall Arguments:

  • Could create jobs for Americans
  • Has already reduced immigration by 20%
  • Would complement other immigration control efforts
  • May reduce gang activity from Mexico

Anti-Wall Arguments:

  • Extremely costly ($57 billion estimated total)
  • Funds could be better used addressing root causes of migration
  • Most illegal immigrants enter legally and overstay visas
  • Doesn't address core immigration issues

Highlight: A major argument against the wall is its high cost - an estimated $57 billion that critics say could be better spent addressing root causes of migration.

Vocabulary: DACA stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a US immigration policy that allows some individuals brought to the country as children to receive renewable deferred action from deportation.

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Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

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How to Prepare for English Speaking Exams and Why Mexicans Move to the USA

The US immigration debate centers on complex issues like DACA, border security, and economic impacts. Key arguments involve protecting young immigrants, national security concerns, and economic effects. Potential compromises include addressing root causes of migration and refining immigration policies. The topic remains highly divisive with strong views on both sides.

12.3.2021

1825

 

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Compromise Proposals and Discussion Outcomes

This page outlines potential compromises on immigration issues and scenarios for when compromise isn't reached.

Compromise Proposals

Several compromise ideas are presented:

  1. Increase financial support to immigrants' countries of origin to reduce "push factors" like poverty and unemployment that drive migration.

  2. Involve less wealthy countries in the US economy by relocating production sites, offering fair-paying jobs with good conditions.

  3. Implement more control over who enters the country and for what reasons, prioritizing those fleeing war or persecution over economic migrants.

Example: A compromise could involve US companies opening factories in Central American countries, providing jobs that reduce the economic incentive to migrate.

When Compromise Fails

The page also addresses scenarios where parties cannot reach a compromise:

  • Acknowledging that while some arguments were convincing, they didn't change the overall opinion.
  • Recognizing when a discussion is no longer productive if no common ground is found.
  • Expressing appreciation for the discussion while noting the lack of agreement.

Quote: "Although I have found this discussion quite interesting, I'd like to express that I no longer think this discussion is very productive, as we have both presented our perspective and have not found any aspects that we can agree one."

Highlight: Even when compromise isn't reached, it's important to acknowledge the value of the discussion and respectfully conclude the debate.

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●
pro
Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

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Republican Perspective on Immigration

This page presents the viewpoint of a fictional Republican supporter on immigration issues.

Character Profile

David O'Connor, 55, is presented as a business man living near the US-Mexico border. Key aspects of his background include:

  • Ancestors immigrated from Ireland in the 1840s due to famine
  • Lives near the southern US border
  • Has a child in school
  • Has an unemployed neighbor

Immigration Concerns

David expresses several concerns about immigration:

  1. Property damage by immigrants trying to avoid detection
  2. Educational challenges due to immigrant children in schools
  3. Job competition, especially for low-skilled workers
  4. Increased crime and safety concerns

Example: David claims his child's education is negatively impacted because teachers must focus on immigrant students who don't speak English well.

Highlight: This perspective emphasizes perceived negative impacts of immigration on local communities, including property damage, educational challenges, and job competition.

Vocabulary: The American Dream refers to the belief that anyone, regardless of where they were born or what class they were born into, can attain their own version of success through hard work and opportunity in the United States.

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pro
Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

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Pro-Immigration Arguments

This page presents arguments in favor of immigration to the United States.

Benefits of Immigration

Several positive aspects of immigration are highlighted:

  1. Access to better medical care, potentially saving lives
  2. Opportunity for good education for immigrants
  3. (The page appears to be cut off, likely containing additional pro-immigration arguments)

Highlight: A key argument for immigration is the potential to save lives through access to better medical care in the United States.

Vocabulary: Push factors are conditions that drive people to leave their home countries, such as lack of economic opportunity, political instability, or natural disasters.

Vocabulary: Pull factors are conditions that attract immigrants to a new country, such as job opportunities, better education, or political freedom.

While this page is incomplete, it begins to outline some of the positive impacts of immigration, focusing on humanitarian aspects like healthcare and education. These arguments often form part of the broader debate on "Wie sieht eine mündliche Englischprüfung aus?" or "What does an oral English exam look like?", as immigration is a common topic in language exams.

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●
pro
Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

Kostenlose Lernzettel von Top-Schülern - Jetzt freischalten!

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Arguments on DACA and Border Wall

This page presents arguments for and against DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and building a border wall between the US and Mexico.

DACA Arguments

Pro-DACA Arguments:

  • Allows documentation of young immigrants already part of American society
  • Protects children not responsible for parents' immigration decisions
  • Helps integrate youth who feel connected to American culture
  • Provides protection for vulnerable children

Anti-DACA Arguments:

  • May encourage more illegal immigration
  • Children may not want to integrate into American culture
  • Could lead to population growth as DACA recipients start families
  • Shifts responsibility for children from parents to government

Highlight: A key pro-DACA argument is that it protects young people already integrated into American society who aren't responsible for their immigration status.

Border Wall Arguments

Pro-Wall Arguments:

  • Could create jobs for Americans
  • Has already reduced immigration by 20%
  • Would complement other immigration control efforts
  • May reduce gang activity from Mexico

Anti-Wall Arguments:

  • Extremely costly ($57 billion estimated total)
  • Funds could be better used addressing root causes of migration
  • Most illegal immigrants enter legally and overstay visas
  • Doesn't address core immigration issues

Highlight: A major argument against the wall is its high cost - an estimated $57 billion that critics say could be better spent addressing root causes of migration.

Vocabulary: DACA stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a US immigration policy that allows some individuals brought to the country as children to receive renewable deferred action from deportation.

●
●
●
pro
Arguments on DACA
number of immigrants can be
documented (Dreamers and their
parents due to extra program)
not a program created f

Kostenlose Lernzettel von Top-Schülern - Jetzt freischalten!

Kostenlose Notizen für jedes Fach, erstellt von den besten Schülern

Bekomme Noten mit intelligenter KI-Unterstützung

Lerne schlauer, weniger Stress - Jederzeit und überall

Mit E-Mail anmelden

Mit der Anmeldung akzeptierst du die Nutzungsbedingungen und die Datenschutzrichtlinie

Nichts passendes dabei? Erkunde andere Fachbereiche.

Knowunity ist die #1 unter den Bildungs-Apps in fünf europäischen Ländern

Knowunity wurde bei Apple als "Featured Story" ausgezeichnet und hat die App-Store-Charts in der Kategorie Bildung in Deutschland, Italien, Polen, der Schweiz und dem Vereinigten Königreich regelmäßig angeführt. Werde noch heute Mitglied bei Knowunity und hilf Millionen von Schüler:innen auf der ganzen Welt.

Ranked #1 Education App

Laden im

Google Play

Laden im

App Store

Knowunity ist die #1 unter den Bildungs-Apps in fünf europäischen Ländern

4.9+

Durchschnittliche App-Bewertung

13 M

Schüler:innen lieben Knowunity

#1

In Bildungs-App-Charts in 12 Ländern

950 K+

Schüler:innen haben Lernzettel hochgeladen

Immer noch nicht überzeugt? Schau dir an, was andere Schüler:innen sagen...

iOS User

Ich liebe diese App so sehr, ich benutze sie auch täglich. Ich empfehle Knowunity jedem!! Ich bin damit von einer 4 auf eine 1 gekommen :D

Philipp, iOS User

Die App ist sehr einfach und gut gestaltet. Bis jetzt habe ich immer alles gefunden, was ich gesucht habe :D

Lena, iOS Userin

Ich liebe diese App ❤️, ich benutze sie eigentlich immer, wenn ich lerne.