How would you begin to solve the undocumented worker situation in the U.S. today? 2. Upon...

 

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How would you begin to solve the undocumented worker situation in the U.S. today? 2. Upon reflection do you think that your stand on this issue might have anything to do with your own ethnic heritage or political party's position? 3. Briefly outline the arguments for ethnic groups who retain their language and cultural practices virtually unchanged after they immigrated to the United States in various enclaves such as Islamic mosque-centered communities, Hasidic Jewish communities, Little Havana in Miami, Little Saigon in Garden Grove, California, the Amish Communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio, Chinatown in San Francisco, the Hmong families in Fresno and the like. 4. What are the arguments against such resistance to assimilation? How would you begin to solve the undocumented worker situation in the U.S. today? 2. Upon reflection do you think that your stand on this issue might have anything to do with your own ethnic heritage or political party's position? 3. Briefly outline the arguments for ethnic groups who retain their language and cultural practices virtually unchanged after they immigrated to the United States in various enclaves such as Islamic mosque-centered communities, Hasidic Jewish communities, Little Havana in Miami, Little Saigon in Garden Grove, California, the Amish Communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio, Chinatown in San Francisco, the Hmong families in Fresno and the like. 4. What are the arguments against such resistance to assimilation?

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