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A 10 page research paper that takes the form of a memorandum written for the Rudy Giuliani presidential campaign pertaining to the issue of immigration. The writer addresses past policy initiatives; the current stratus of the debate on this issue; the role it is likely to play in the election; and recommends policy. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
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File: D0_khguiimm.rtf
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to a specific person or group. The student should specify an appropriate person or group in writing his/her own paper, perhaps the instructor of the class). From: Student researching
this topic Past policy initiatives Immigration has been a controversial issue in national politics for some time. One of the most controversial policy initiatives taken to date has
been the law that authorized the construction of nearly 700 miles of fencing to be constructed along the US-Mexican border ("Bush signs"). This step was designed to make US borders
more secure, but many experts doubt that it will prove effective. A top promoter of the fence has been Representative Tom Tancredo (R-Colorado). Tancredo has been quite overt and brazen
in the racist connotations that he brings to the debate over immigration, as he asserts that unless the flow of Spanish-speaking people into the US is halted, the country will
become a "Tower of Babel" (Bailey 22). Tancredo takes aim "gleefully" at the Bush administration, which hoped that the debate would focus on Bushs "proposed guest-worker program, which would
allow illegals--who fill millions of unskilled, low-wage jobs--to stay in the country" for a certain specified period of time (Bailey 22). This "guest worker program" is one of the provisions
of the McCain-Kennedy bill that is currently being debated. Current status of political controversy concerning immigration Mr. Giuliani has taken the position that the immigration bill formulated and championed
by Senator John McCain is a "hodgepodge" of initiatives that will not accomplish what should be the principal goal of immigration policy, that is, "tracking everyone who crosses the border"
(AP). Mr. Giuliani has stated that "We need to know everyone whos in the United who comes from a foreign country. That has to be the goal of our immigration
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