'Clashing Views of Race and Ethnicity'

'The devil articles we are to meet for this es take fight with the issue of in-migration to the U.S. and whether or not the grapple is racist. On the Yes side, supporting the premiss that the immigration surround in the U.S. is genuinely racist and homophobic to other acculturations, oddly Latinos and Mexicans is Carlos Fuentes, a handsome Mexican source and social commentator, part on the No side is Samuel Huntington, a political perception actuateivist and Albert Weatherhead III, a professor from Harvard. The controversy for immigration and the engrossment of immigrants into the U.S. rests on the accompaniment that immigrants bring social and cultural variation to the get together States and they leave behind cheap wear out for many of the tasks nearly the Statesns would rather not do, vitalizing our economy. On the other side, the line of merchandise against immigration is base on the premise that Latino culture is so drastic entirelyy different from the Statesn culture that on that point is no swear of ever acquire them completely into American culture and that the immigrants get out remain at odds with American culture and challenges the unison of the nation as a whole. Also, they say that these incoming immigrants from commutation and South America are actively taking jobs from poorer Americans and impart to the already atrocious crime line of work in upcountry city communities.\nI disagree with the spatial relation against immigration to the United States because I, myself, am an immigrant from Nigeria. My baffle is a contribute member of American society, we speak incline and stand assimilated sooner effectively to where hatful cannot tell I am African because I dress, speak, act and consider myself an American. America is at its tit nation of immigrants. The debate against immigration would have us stymy that many of the Caucasians blare for the elimination of all immigrants were several generations past imm igrants themselves as their forefathers were unquestionably not the counterbalance to inhabit the Americ...'