Yes,I do agree on the statement because politics is all about the way of developing the country which the politicians do not do.
There has always been a belief that immigrants could become citizens. The country started as a nation of immigrants and immigrants built the railroads, industry’s, towns, arts, and were involved in the political system.
A country needs a constitution as a basis for legislation because without one, politicians can take a country completely away from its initial objectives into the product of the greed of a few corrupted individuals.
To learn English and qualify for American citizenship
The Country of Cuba was a rich affluent country after WW II, but there was a large gap between the educated and un-educated which caused a large gap in the income levels of the country. The un-educated where easily lead by the communist movement promising better pay and housing. By 1952 there was upheaval and in 1959 the government was taken over by the communist dictator Fidel Castro. The Country was still rich with produce, and education was free to all Cuban's (as it is in the United States) but the people had less. So yes Cuba is a rich country put the people are very poor and oppressed. I hope this helps
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Since the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, approximately 59 million immigrants have arrived in the United States. This landmark legislation ended the quota system that favored European immigrants and led to increased immigration from Asia, Latin America, and other regions. The influx has significantly shaped the demographic and cultural landscape of the country.
What is the current number of educated and semi-educated unemployed in the country?
Is this a question from Odyssey Ware? If so, your answer would be, "The Country Was Running Out Of Room."
If you count all people in the USA of European background, most of the population are immigrants. Only the Native Americans are not fairly recent immigrants - they arrived over 20,000 years ago.
any one who gets educated and works will help this great country vs some one becaming a criminal for lack of education or a job
Prior to the United States becoming a formal country immigrants were arriving in the form of colonists from Europe. After the country was formally recognized as an independent country immigrants arrived from all over Western Europe primarily for the work that was available in the young country.
Mexican immigrants came into the country.
As immigrants arrived by boat at Ellis Island, they were greeted by the iconic Statue of Liberty. This symbol of freedom and hope represented a new beginning for many who sought a better life in America. The statue, with its welcoming torch and inscription of the famous poem "The New Colossus," became a powerful emblem of opportunity for millions entering the country.
Many Mexican immigrants moved to the West and worked on ranches and farms. However, not all Mexican immigrants did this. Different people settled in different parts of the country depending on where their community or family was. Many Mexican immigrants can also find work in construction and carpentry. On that basis many can find work in the Northeast USA, and other locations.
Many Mexican immigrants moved to the West and worked on ranches and farms. However, not all Mexican immigrants did this. Different people settled in different parts of the country depending on where their community or family was. Many Mexican immigrants can also find work in construction and carpentry. On that basis many can find work in the Northeast USA, and other locations.