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I agree with John. The streets are NOT paved with cheese like in Fivel!

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I agree with Danelly because I read the same thing and think the same thing.

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I agree with Zach because I wrote the same thing about how Oprah was a TV reported and became a talk show host and became wealthy.

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I agree with Zach because when he said something about how important immigrant are to the US.

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i agree with ethan because you probably would have more opportunities in the united states than elsewhere

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I agree with Sophia because families should not be torn apart just because war flipped a coin.

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I agree with Zac. Oprah was born poor and had to switch around with her family. She now is one of the richest, most successful black women ever.

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i agree with zach

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i agree with sophie 100%

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I disagree with Sophia because america does not live up to the american dream because there is still problems in america.

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I agree with Sophia. I feel like it isn't fair for people to get deported and sent to jail just because they come from somewhere else.

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I disagree with nobody so far.

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What if the American dream was never real? Would people still come here?

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What if America still had war like at your door would there still be the American dream? Why?

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How would you solve the problem of less job openings in the U.S. for immigrants?

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i agree with zach because there are good reason to send someone back to where they were from cause u rlly never know it could be a setup to get like possible mess stuff up

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i agree with zach because there are good reason to send someone back to where they were from cause u rlly never know it could be a setup to get like possible mess stuff up

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Here is a link that has some information about family separation in America.

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Under the El Paso program, begun in mid-2017, adults who crossed the border without permission - a misdemeanor for a first-time offender - were detained and criminally charged. No exceptions were made for parents arriving with young children. The children were taken from them, and parents were unable to track or reunite with their children because the government failed to create a system to facilitate reunification. By late 2017, the government was separating families along the length of the U.S.-Mexico border, including families arriving through official ports of entry.

On May 7, 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it had implemented a "zero tolerance" policy, dictating that all migrants who cross the border without permission, including those seeking asylum, be referred to the DOJ for prosecution. Undocumented asylum seekers were imprisoned, and any accompanying children under the age of 18 were handed over to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which shipped them miles away from their parents and scattered them among 100 Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) shelters and other care arrangements across the country. Hundreds of these children, including infants and toddlers, were under the age of 5.

Prior to the Trump administration, families were generally paroled into the country to await their immigration cases or detained together.

The following is a timeline of family separation under President Trump, beginning less than two months after he took office following a campaign in which he called Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals.
Photo John Moore/Getty Images

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Family separation under the Trump administration - a timeline

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Long before the Trump administration implemented its "zero tolerance" immigration enforcement policy in 2018, it was already separating children from their parents as part of a "pilot program" conducted in the El Paso, Texas, area and along other parts of the border.

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I Disagree with Sophia when she said that if people don't do anything they should be sent back and i disagree because how would people know what they would be doing, you would have to be under constant watch and that doesn't sound like the American Dream.

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I agree with Sophia, because people should be able to have a better life and be treated the same as others.

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Is America "better" then other countries?

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What would you do to make people come to america?

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I want to add onto Danelly's question, I would probably immigrate to America because in other places it could be harder or unsafe. I also feel like if you do immigrate it would be hard to figure out the same stuff we do like traditions.

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Depending on where I live. Like some countries have better economy then the U.S. or more safe cities. They could have more job openings.

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I would like to respond to Danellys question. If I was hearing good stuff about America I would like to move here.

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i disagree with sophia because there are still problems in america

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What would you do if you saw someone that was sitting by themselves and no one was talking to them.

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What would you say what is the American Dream in your words.

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To add on to Danellys other question what if immigration wasn't a thing? Well you have to remeber that America is like a big stirring pot.

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how do you think people could make america better

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I agree with addison because some people can get their dreams accomplished.

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I agree with ryan that there's still a lot of injustice in America and how America's justice system isn't quite as accurate(hope that makes sense)

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i agree with addison because that is true and she is very famous and she is rich.

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I agree with joshua because those sites gaven to us have proven information that is not false.

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I agree with addison because she was saying how someone could pursue their dream by coming here and getting more opportunities.

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I agree with Ryan because William Bill was thrown in jail for no reason.

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I agree with Sophia because nobody should get deported unless it was something major. Like some people are getting deported for no reason. Family getting deported and being seperate dcan be hard.

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i disagree with Danelly because it just doesn't just mean about there race it also mean that they could have done something bad and also they need a passport to go through there

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How would you deal with the japanese peacefully protesting and your wanting to get them to stop.

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I disagree with sophia because she was just talking about a certain amount of people.More then half of people come to America to get more rights and opportunities.It mostly just depends on who you where from where you came from.

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I agree with Addy because if the American dream was not true people would not come to American.

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Continue from my other padlet.Being seperated from family can be hard they will be family no matter what you will always be with your family no matter what you will always love them

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What if all soldier didn't have any wars would there be peace?

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The world is filled of hate and violence and no world peace. people are just so negative. It was never the land of the free.

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If you lived in a place where war was taking place, would you want to go to America? Should America let immigrants fleeing war in?

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I agree with sophia, she was talking about how families would be seperated which is why certain people cannot have the american dream.

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I agree with Ryan because he was saying that how if the American Dream wasn't real then people would still be able to get more even if they had still left to come here.

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What would you do if you were an immigrant? Would you immigrate to AMerica to live the American Dream?

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I agree with Ryhan because sometimes your dream will not come true.

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What would you do if you got separated from your family.

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American does live up to the american dream  because in the 1900 there was right for the white people and there was no rights to the black people.

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Ms.B. i think they would let them in and not know what or who they are and could be a under cover spy

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I disagree with sophia because she said all people should be treated equally, but what if that person is a criminal and immigrated to the U.S to start a new life? Also, are you saying that we treat a Lebron James the same as a kid with a disability.

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I want to add that in my opinion (from my explain page on my hyperdoc)
America does live up to the American dream according to the from War to America article.When Francois was sitting alone at lunch somebody asked him if he wanted to join them. He was so happy and now he had friends.

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This is in response to Madeline's question: What would you do if you got separated from your family.

I would do whatever it took to keep my family safe and get us back together!

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Answering madeilines question I don´t know what I would do without my family I would probably be stressed,cry worry about them and panic!!