immigration
Immigrants deported
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-03-2012 under OPINION
By: Magaly C. December 14, 2011, a father with two children was living a happy, joyful life when suddenly something terrible happened to him. While being at home cooking, the police had gone to this house and asked him if the identification was him...
Stop immigration
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-03-2012 under OPINION
By Kenny R. Today's immigration laws should be changed. Many people that get deported lose the right to grow as a family. In some instances, mothers are expecting and the fathers will never see their unborn child. In the worst case, some...
Another dream shot dead
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-02-2012 under OPINION
By Noemi G. On a summer afternoon, 27-year-old Juan Lopez was pulled over for having loud music coming from his automobile. Police completed a background check there and police learned that Juan Lopez was an illegal immigrant. Juan Lopez was...
Child labor unfair
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-02-2012 under OPINION
By Jo-Ann T. Most American children spend their school year getting an education, but some children do not. These children are the lost generation of learners. They are the children of immigrant parents. They spend their school days working in the...
Ripped off dream
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-02-2012 under OPINION
By: Manuel L. Many children cross the border every year. They seek the opportunity to reach their dreams. They want to acquire a job such as an engineer, lawyer or doctor. But so many immigrants are deported each year. And many of them are children...
Immigrant deported to Guatemala and killed
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-02-2012 under OPINION
By: Daniela P. Santiago Garcia, a 36-year-old father of two children, was deported to Guatemala in January of 2011. It was 8 p.m. when the cops went to get Santiago at his house. Santiago spent three weeks in Battle Creek, MI, then to Kent County...
Dreams of graduating in America crushed
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-02-2012 under OPINION
Ravon M. The dream of an 18-year-old boy, Juan Rodriguez, of graduating high school in America, is crushed. Juan lived in Wyoming, MI. He wanted more than ever to finish high school and go to college. He wanted to be a construction worker. He was an...
Deportation affects family
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-02-2012 under OPINION
By: Gerardo G. Hilario Gamboa, a 45-year-old male was deported back to Mexico. He had just left his six-year-old son's birthday party on June 20, 2004. After he left the Chicago birthday party was when trouble started. Soon after leaving the...
Public not happy with government
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-01-2012 under OPINION
By: Omar V. It was around 4:30 p.m. when immigration broke into our neighbor's house. They detained the dad of the family, then they removed the mother from the home. Both parents were sent back to Guatemala. A couple of weeks later, the mother...
Children born in the U.S. have a brighter future
by (GAAH News Bureau)
Submitted 05-01-2012 under OPINION
By: Lluvia P. Statistics show the average teenage American citizen has a brighter future than the average teenage immigrant. The United States is a country full of opportunities. Immigrants often don't have the same opportunities as citizens....