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k�o�.�a°�bl� 1'��:���a�za <br />Bethany Pe�ctz�on <br />,�.-�-''� $y' Grade <br />RAMS <br />Mr. Andrea <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />Human Rights Essay — Immigration <br />Immigration to the United States of America is a topic of lots of controversy right now. <br />Many questions lil{e "Which people should we let in?" "Who should we be keeping out?" and <br />"Do these immigrantshelp or hurt our economy?" are being pondered. Nobody can ignore <br />immigration, because nearly everybody in the US comes in contact with immigrants on a regular <br />basis. They attend our schools and work at our stores, and cook our food — they do tons of <br />various jobs. America truly is a nation of immigrants and has been since it was founded. <br />We all have to remember that at some time in history, our ancestors immigrated here. <br />For the majority of us, it was less than a few hundred years aga Most people came to the USA <br />in search of a better life for themselves and their families with more opportunities. Americahas <br />always been called "the land of opportunity," and that is the reason why people immigrate here <br />still today. Others, in the past and present, have left their homelands because of wars and <br />violence. In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it says, in article 5, that "No one shall <br />be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment." Later, in <br />Article 7, it says "All are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to <br />equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in <br />violation of this declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination."And in Article 9 <br />it says "No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile." Every country in the <br />world except Niue, the Cook Islands, and the Vatican City are part of the U.N. and have agreed <br />to this declaration of human rights, so people really shouldn't have to deal with these issues, but <br />if they do, I think they should be able to move. Some people do move because of circumstances <br />like this, but others can't immigrate because of certain regulations. <br />
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