Essays on Immigration

 In this segment of the paper, I will be explaining how the Zoot Suit Phenomenon demonstrated the complex relationship between the Mexican American culture and the hegemonic dominant white power? The short answer is, the Zoot Suit style fostered by young Mexican American as a...

Country historically known for massive displacement of people, Germany is still in the spotlight of mass migration in this day and age. Far different from the forced displacements of the Holocaust, the modern Syrian refugee crisis in Europe has impacted Germany the most out of...

This study will outline the impact of spatial conditions in refugee camps upon the physical and mental health of Syrian refugees residing in Lebanon. The conditions of the refugee camps vary in size, capability, facility and materiality. However, it is core to analyse how each...

In recent times, Europe has been faced with the biggest movement of people since the ending of World War II. The ongoing refugee crisis has become one of the main focuses on the European political agenda. In situations where there are immense linguistic, religious, social,...

With over a million asylum seekers making their way towards Western Europe in 2015, the European nations witnessed the largest refugee crisis in the region since the Second World War. “By November 2015, women and children comprised up to 42% of the affected population”. By...

A Jordanian survey was conducted and showed that 1.4 million Syrian refugees are living residing the country which means that more than half of the Syrians living there are not officially recorded in the country nor do they have official papers. In 2013 a massive...

Immigration is defined as the process through which individuals become permanent residents or citizens of a new country (other than the one they were born). People who are immigrants come to a new country hoping to become citizens of that country and plan to live...

Immigration is not the same as it is often portrayed to the public. The way media and the internet romanticize immigration is not only an offense to all immigrants, but also to all the gullible citizens who believe America treats their immigrants so preciously and...

Immigration is a huge topic of discussion in modern America, with worries of illegal immigrants crossing the border. A question that pops into my mind is, “why does the immigration process take so long?” The process is expected to take over five years longer because...

The United States is a country that has been built and transformed by successive waves of migration from many parts of the world including Europe, Asia, and Africa. We as a nation represent a melting pot of various beliefs, values, traditions, and cultures, coming virtually...