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Reflexion Dinorah: We choose this topic because we found it really interesting to research about.Our motivations were that there are many mexicans that immigrate to United States, so we wanted to investigate approximately how many mexicans have immigrate during the years,and how is their life over there. This made me feel curious because we are talking about people from my same country that have to leave looking for the new opportunities that they couldn't find here in Mexico. I kept asking myself how is it possible some people don't even take a minute to think about those people. .

Reflexion Fernando: We decided to choose this topic because with the upcoming 2016 Presidential campaign of the United States, one of the presidential candidates (Donald Trump) is threatening to deport all illegal immigrants from Mexico back to Mexico, and we think that it's very important to be aware of the consequences this can affect on the economy, population and the Territory. Our motivations were to search about the information of the illegal immigrants in order to know how this will affect us. This made me feel intrigued by the decisions Trump is taking even though he is not yet the president of the U.S., because i would like to know how would the future be if all illegal immigrants return to Mexico

Reflexion mariela:  We liked to choose this topic because it is a big problem today, many mexican people want to immigrate to the United States and doesnt have papers.This mame feel so sad because many people cant live their lifes like they want,  I think that this will benefit the US in many aspects. I also liked to investigate which programs are helping the immigrants and what they offer them. It is a very interesting topic.

Reflexion Victor: We decided to pick this topic because many mexican people immigrate to the united states looking for jobs, the majority of them don't have papers and they really don't affect in anything, they even help the economy working in many jobs, but for Donald Trump ,which is one of the two candidates for the next president for the united states, they affect the U.S and he wants to build a wall to stop the mexicans. We were interested because if Donald Trump gets elected we would like all the possible consequences and what people think.

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News title: Trump's primary promises on immigration are 'irrelevant'

Name of the source: “Politico” Magazine

Summary: The Former Republican presidential candidate and Donald Trump adviser Ben Carson said the GOP nominees promised to deport every undocumented immigrant are “relative irrelevant”.

Trump is pledging to create a deportation force that would remove undocumented immigrants.He wants to deport those undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes since coming to the U.S.

Bibliography: Lima, B. C., Bresnahan, B. J., By Michael Stratford and Kimberly Hefling, Schreckinger, B. B., Everett, B. B., Haberkorn, B. J., . . . Shafer, B. J. (n.d.). Carson: Trump's primary promises on immigration are 'irrelevant' Retrieved September 07, 2016, from http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/ben-carson-donald-trump-immigration-birther-227797

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News Title:U.S. immigrant deportations declined in 2014, but remain near record high

Name of the Source: Pew Research Center

Summary: During the year of 2014, U.S deported around 414 thousand, this did not surpass 2013 record of 435 thousand, but it is still one of the biggest deportation years for Mexico. The U.S. immigration policy has been an issue for the 2016 elections in the U.S., where president Trump wants to deport all of the Mexican Immigrants in the U.S. and build a wall in the border of Mexico. This can affect the numbers of Mexican people deported from the U.S. because it would be more difficult for mexicans to pass the border to the U.S. and therefore the numbers of deportations would decrease.

Bibliography: González-Barrera, A., & Krogstad, J. M. (2016). U.S. immigrant deportations declined in 2014, but remain near record high. Retrieved September 07, 2016, from http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/08/31/u-s-immigrant-deportations-declined-in-2014-but-remain-near-record-high/

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News Title: The Crumbling Case for a Mexican Border Wall

Name of the source: The New York Times

Summary: During the 80s and 90s many mexicans went to USA for jobs, but nowadays, not so much. Mexican immigrants take jobs in the USA and Donald Trump think they are stealing it from the USA workers. Studies say immigrants cut wages by 3.1%, which experts comment it is very low, and affirm build a wall wouldn't be the solution.

Bibliography: Porter, E. (2016, September 06). The Crumbling Case for a Mexican Border Wall. Retrieved September 07, 2016, from http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/07/business/economy/the-crumbling-case-for-a-mexican-border-wall.html?_r=0

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o Name of the organization

National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights

o Logo of the organization (image)

o Place of origin and or action

It is a national organization that fights for the safety, human rights and safety of all immigrant

o Brief description of a current campaign

The campaign “Just Borders” is to help raise the awareness about the human rights crisis at the border.They are aiming to strengthen solidarity with border communities against human rights abuses. Ensure that human rights and justice at the border are central to the immigration reform efforts

o Main achievements

The National Network for Immigrant and Refugee rights has worked tirelessly for fair and just immigration policies since 1986

In 2011 NNIRR published its latest report on immigration enforcement,injustice for all:The rise of the U.S. immigration policing regime, which describes the assent and consolidation of a punitive immigration enforced system

o Contact information: T:510-465-1984  F: 510-465-1885  Contact: nnirrinfo@nnirr.org

o Justification: This organization fights for the immigrants justice human rights dignity and refugee for immigrants.Our topic is about that, about the immigrants.

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Name: Fair Immigration reform movement

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Place of origin or action: The immigration reform movement is place in America; it has been the meeting place and united voice for comprehensive immigration reform and the civil rights of immigrants in America.

Brief description of a current campaign:

Provide Opportunities for safe future migration and maintaining worker protections

They  are working tirelessly to facilitate and enforce equal rights for all workers, and minimize the            opportunities for abuse by unscrupulous employers

Main achievements:

Keeping Families together

Reunite all families and reduce immigration backlogs

Contact Information: ddelacruz@communitychange.org

Justification: The Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) is a national organization that is  fighting for immigrant rights at the local, state and federal level. Our topic is the “Mexican Immigrants in the U.S.”.This is a perfect organization for what we are making our campaign about.

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Name: Lutheran Immigration and Refugee service

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Place of origin or action: begun in New York in 1918, now around the world

Brief description of a current campaign:

give the gift of a family: foster families are a network around the country of service partners that are specialized in foster care programs, they welcome a child into the family for a few weeks or several years.

Main achievements:  ¨transform communities through ministries of service and justice¨

Contact: lirs@lirs.org , dc@lirs.org

Justification: This organization may help immigrants to found families that can support them.