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1 The Immigration of Hispanics and Latinos into the U.S.
By Santiago Montano

2 Talking Points What is it? Why is it a problem ? Why does it happen?
What can be done?

3 What is it? The action of coming to live permanently into a foreign country There are 42.4 million immigrants residing in the U.S. (1) 11.7 million are Hispanics (28%) (1)

4 Why is it a problem Illegals Drugs and violence

5 Why does it happen They want a better life (running away from drugs and violence) Parents send their kids here as orphans Education

6 What can be done More border patrol Easier way for to earn citizenship
Regulation of who comes in

7 (1) "Mexican Immigrants in the United States." Migrationpolicy.org. N.p., 31 Mar Web. 29 Nov

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