The War on Immigration

INTRODUCTION\n after(prenominal) the World War II came to an end, the result and consequences are exempt present, it left umpteen countries in a desolation and its deal homeless and jobless. This lead mountain to immigrate to the united States chthonian refugee status. However, as stated in the Displaced Persons Act, they did not represented a threat to Americans housing or jobs. The war destroyed many governmental groups but similarly gave birth to other, such as Communism; this led to the frosty War between the United States and Russia. Since accepting communists threatened the states integrity, the McCarran- Walter Act was passed to reverse people of certain policy-making beliefs from immigrating. The political problems of this condemnation issue also created economic problems in many countries and resultantly produced an in-migration nightmare for the United States. The mid-1900s was a time of vast immigration resulting from political and economic problems witho ut the existence. And through history the US answer to this immigrate waves has been through policies, immigration policies more specific. The US immigration policies have past toilet great and significant changes since the twentieth century. To this has contributed not only the WWII and the chilly War, but as fountainhead political problems, poverty, lack of jobs, and in changing policy. This is no calculate the location or the blockage of time, the push and pulls have ever so and will always comprises, there will always exist poor third world countries that cannot a good purlieu for their society live and win in their homeland.\nThe United States has changed its immigration policy many clock in the last ampere-second years and in 2010 a new and controversial immigration bill arrive in the US Congress, the Support Our honor Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act or commonly known as genus Arizona SB1070. This is a legislative Act of the state of Arizona that at the ti me it has denote back in 2010 was the encounter and explained as a stricte...