US Migration (Annotated Bibliography Sample)
THIS IS AN Annotated Bibliography OF FIVE JOURNALS. IN RELATION TO THE TOPIC "US IMMIGRATION," THE PAPER SAMPLE D AND DESCRIBED FIVE RELEVANT SOURCES. EACH SOURCE IS REVIEWED SUBJECTIVELY BASED ON ITS SUBJECT, ITS RELEVANCE TO THE SUBJECT MATTER AND WHY IT IS RECOMMENDED FOR USE. THE Annotated Bibliography ALSO PROVIDED THE IMPORTANCE OF EACH JOURNAL TO THE US HISTORY OF IMMIGRATION.
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US Migration: Annotated Bibliography
Reny, Tyler. “Demographic Change, Latino Countermobilization, and the Politics of Immigration in US Senate Campaigns.” Political Research Quarterly, vol. 70, no. 4, 2017, pp. 735–48, https://doi.org/10.1177/1065912917713155.
This book is a result of extensive research that was conducted over more than 10 years. Reny describes interesting facts about immigration within the US, Europe, and Africa. According to the author, immigration is essentially instigated by many factors. Some of the factors include political issues, economic issues, and cultural and religious issues. In Africa, immigration is caused by political issues. The author believes that most immigration within Africa is a result of political temperatures that propels people to flee from their countries to seek peace in African countries. Secondly, the author also narrates that immigration in Africa is also perpetrated by personal interest where people migrate to Africa to seek peace, business, and marriages. However, the situation is different in the US. According to the author, immigration to the US is a result of economic issues.
The author describes the history of immigration and the reason why there is an influxes population of African America within the United States. It is true that US immigration is high because the US is stable economically, standards of living is low, the country is peaceful and the education system is better. People from other races are therefore running to seek better welfare which is not available in their countries.
This book is important because it gives a pragmatic scenario of the state of Immigration in the United States. Reading this book will enable the readers to conceptualize the concept of Demographic Change, Latino Countermobilization, and the Politics of Immigration in US Senate Campaigns. The book will also allow the readers to understand the history of US immigration before, during, and after the colonial period.
Ghandakly, Elizabeth C., and Rachel Fabi. “Sterilization in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE’s) Detention: Ethical Failures and Systemic Injustice.” American Journal of Public Health (1971), vol. 111, no. 5, 2021, pp. 832–34, https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2021.306186.
This book describes the ethical failures and systematic injustices that immigrants in the US are being subjected
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