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    obtain a PTIN number for tax return preparers who do not have a SSN. Additionally, It says that the final regulations apply to all tax return preparers regardless of U.S. citizenship or foreign citizenship or residency. These words, “regardless of citizenship or residency,” mean all people regardless of citizenship or immigration status. The IRS should not discriminate against immigrants without a SSN because of nationality or alienage. Circular 230 In relevance to the Social Security…

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    Should the DACA policy stay implemented within the immigration laws of the U.S. or should the U.S. get rid of it to furthermore stricken immigration laws? The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA, is an American immigration policy that allows young illegal immigrants to apply in order to become a legal citizen of the country. This policy is extremely important to society because it brings about a discussion that involves laws established in the country along with moral stances.…

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    executive actions on immigration law, one of which was to make H-4 dependent spouses of some workers holding a H-1B nonimmigrant visas eligible for employment authorization. The final rule announced on May 26th, 2015 by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) supports the administration's efforts to make working in the U.S. a more appealing option to highly skilled workers in certain in-demand industries. According to Berd & Klauss, PLLC, New-York-based immigration…

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    come to the United States everyday in hopes of starting a better life, but starting over is not an easy task. There are many challenges for Latinos that come with moving to the United States that Latinos born in the United States face as well. Some of the most glaring challenges are discrimination, immigration, and the language barrier. Hispanics are mainly discriminated against by race and wage. Immigration creates many problems for them because of the difficulty to gain citizenship. Each…

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    Illegal Immigration: Home Invasion What is Where Illegal immigration occurs all over the world, including of the developed country of the United States of America. Illegal immigration is the act of unauthorized or undocumented immigrants taking resident in a country (ProCon.org, para 1). An illegal immigrant is also known as an undocumented or unauthorized entrant (ProCon.org, para 3) or more commonly, aliens. Smugglers known as ‘coyotes’ help the aliens cross the borders because they hold…

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    a general consensus among lawmakers and private citizens that America’s immigration system is broken. The agreement, however, ends there. An estimated 40.4 million foreign-born people reside in the United States, and of that number, 11.6 million are here illegally (Hipsman). Those here illegally cost American tax payers a staggering $113 billion each year, which is an unsustainable path. Clearly, the current immigration laws are not working. The laws are out of date with today’s social and…

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    application for citizenship has increased, is this due to the candidates we will be voting for or for the benefits of being a citizen. With the increase of the applications for citizenship we see that many residence in the United States have taken in consideration what is being said about their ethnicity, social status, culture and religion and others are taking in consideration their benefits of being able to get disability, retirement, and for many students able to get financial aid.…

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    first step of the process is to address the priority of the specific individual. There are three distinctions of priority currently in use as according to the United States Citizenship and Immigration services: priority one, “cases that are identified and referred to the program by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, a United States Embassy, or a designated non-governmental organization”; priority two, “groups of special humanitarian concern identified by the US refugee program”;…

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    themselves thus risking their lives. In the meantime, as long as there is no viable pathway to citizenship for immigrants who are without substantial means and lack of reforms continue to practically nonexistent, illegal immigrants will remain in a limbo. On the other hand, many American citizens have a difficult time dealing with and accepting people who speak a language other than English in the United States. Many Americans feel that if you live in their country, you should speak the…

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    Brennan Meier Mrs. Jones English 12/Period 1 15 March 2016 Immigration in the United States To nobody 's surprise, “The United States has the largest illegal immigrant population of any country” (“Illegal Immigrants”). When talking about immigration people need know what that two forms of immigration. The first kind is illegal immigration, which is when an "illegal" immigrant is a person who does so without following the established legal procedures of the destination country and who resides in…

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