A rhetorical analysis of an opinion article dealing with immigration, written by Tom Buchholtz.

Provides a historical perspective of immigration in America. Details the life of a new immigrant. Discusses the implications of legal and illegal immigration.

Discusses the history of Hispanic immigration to the United States. Describes reasons why immigrants come to America. Provides anecdotal evidence.

An in-depth essay comparing immigration news in both the mass media and the Internet.

Immigrants actually do help the country out more. They do not take away jobs from the American born citizens, they do not benefit from the welfare act more then the Native born, which proves that they give more then they take. Any other cultures here in the continent try to learn English so they can have a better life while they are living here.

This essay explains why Canada needs to increase immigration.

Discusses the global mobility of human resources and how it is a key driving force of the currently ongoing economic and regional development all over the world. Explores the complaints of native workers who argue that the increase of immigrant labor has made the unemployment rate accelerated and brought more serious social problems like crime and prostitution.

Explores the process of immigrating to the United States. Questions the reality of the American Dream and the United State's reputation as the modern day promised land.

Discusses immigration with reference to the article "Don't Wobble on Immigration" by Ben Wattenberg, which argues that immigration is good for our society because it keep our population stable and it is good for the economy. Keywords: immigration policy

Deals with the problems of immigrants in a new country, includes personal comment on racism and immigration.

Reasons for early immigration to the United States and the laws that governed it. Also, how immigration is different in today's society.

Researches the topic of immigration and naturalization in the United States. Discusses the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1952. Details the process of becoming an American citizen.

Illegal immigration causes many problems. Illegal immigration can be done many ways. One way is for an immigrant to enter the country without legal permission. Another way is for an immigrant to enter the country legally with a visa and then not leaving when the visa expires.

Provides information on immigrating to Canada. Considers reasons why individuals immigrate. Lists possible jobs for young people.

Focuses on the values of immigration and why stopping immigration could lead to the collapse of Europe.