Immigrants want to come to the United States for the opportunities it provides, be it employment, education, to join family members, or to live in a country that protects freedom of speech, religion and political ideals. For as long as the United States offers economic opportunities for people coming from...

The population of Mexico has experienced a significant growth especially towards the end of the 20th Century. This increase in population caused an increase in the number of Mexican immigrants in the US. According to statistics, the overall population growth is slowing down. From the year 2030, the working-age population...

There are roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. At current, many of these individuals live beneath the protection of the law, and have little legitimate means of attaining citizenship. Because they fear deportation, many of these individuals work in jobs where they are paid in cash, and...

PURPOSE AND OVERVIEW Emigrating from a homeland is always challenging because of numerous problems immigrants must solve. They need to find a place to live, deal with the culture shock, and build trustful relationships with hosts. Unfortunately, the last part can be the hardest. Immigrants often struggle with hosts’ skepticism...