The history that was made by the people of hundreds of nationalities, who came to the United States to seek a new life style, a new job and a new home. ... The article named "The Chinese Question" stressed what new device would be used to pass the Chinese bill. ... In keeping with the sentiment of the times, the editorial perceived the Chinese as the most alien of the immigrants to come to American shores. ... A prestige newspaper The New York Times called Miller's speech "a mastery statement, admirable in temper and judicial in fairness". ... The Chinese were faced to pay the immigration...

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One of the problems associated with new immigrants is that they enter the United States as confused, disoriented  individuals. ... Some move to ethnic pockets, such as New York City's Chinatown or Miami's Little Havana, where Chinese and Spanish respectively are sometimes more common than English" (Redemske 1 ). ... Immigrants have an extremely difficult time trying to acclimate to new cultural and social norms, which pushes them to settle within ethnic communities. ... Many times when the money is spent, the government is always too confused on how to spend the money when ...

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Immigration is nothing new to the United States, it's an issue that has been around since before our country was founded. ... For example Asia, South and Central America, Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean brought new ideas and cultures with them to our country. ... People who are against immigration use the excuse that immigrants are taking U.S. citizens jobs, but according to an article of the New York Times "There are many ways to debate immigration, but when it comes to economics, there isn't much of a debate at all. ... They wake up every morning for work just like you, they have...

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