This document discusses difficulties new immigrants face in the United States, resources available to help them, information about education and charitable associations, and possible job opportunities. It notes that immigrants face visa limits, monitoring at borders, and racism, but can seek help from organizations like the National Immigrant Justice Center. It also provides information on the importance of education for integration, charitable associations like CHD and KOFC that assist immigrants, and jobs commonly held by immigrants, especially those not requiring degrees, as well as English language courses to improve employment prospects.
This document discusses difficulties new immigrants face in the United States, resources available to help them, information about education and charitable associations, and possible job opportunities. It notes that immigrants face visa limits, monitoring at borders, and racism, but can seek help from organizations like the National Immigrant Justice Center. It also provides information on the importance of education for integration, charitable associations like CHD and KOFC that assist immigrants, and jobs commonly held by immigrants, especially those not requiring degrees, as well as English language courses to improve employment prospects.
This document discusses difficulties new immigrants face in the United States, resources available to help them, information about education and charitable associations, and possible job opportunities. It notes that immigrants face visa limits, monitoring at borders, and racism, but can seek help from organizations like the National Immigrant Justice Center. It also provides information on the importance of education for integration, charitable associations like CHD and KOFC that assist immigrants, and jobs commonly held by immigrants, especially those not requiring degrees, as well as English language courses to improve employment prospects.
• Diffi culti es new arrivals meet and who they can ask for help.
• Informati on about éducati on.
• Informati on about charitable associati on.
• The possible job off ers or language course.
Difficulties new arrivals meet and who they can ask for help
Immigrants face several problems to come
to the United States, first of all the USA has limited visas to 20,000 per country, they have also installed many video cameras, detectors and the American administration has set up agents borders to monitor unequal immigration. Difficulties new arrivals meet and who they can ask for help
Immigrants are also victims of racism because of their country of
origin which is not easy for them, for example Donald Trump wants to eliminate the DACA program which aims to grant residence and work permits to more than 750,000 migrants in the united states. Difficulties new arrivals meet and who they can ask for help
Immigrants can, however, ask for advice or
assistance such as applying for asylum or simply the National Immigrant Justice Center if these people are afraid of returning to their country of origin, but for immigrants wishing to live in the United States it there is the Immigrant Legal Resource Center which allows you to obtain a red card to help people assert their rights and defend themselves against constitutional violations. Information about éducation.
Access to education for migrants is
essential because it can allow them to better integrate into the country and have the same culture or just speak the language of the country. This will allow them to get a job and therefore be able to stay in the United States more easily. Information about charitable association.
In the United States there are many associations
to help immigrants such as the California Human Development Society (CHD) which aims to develop employment and training programs, care and legal assistance for migrants and even knights of colombus (KOFC) mainly aimed at helping i m m i g r a n t C a t h o l i c f a m i l i e s b y o ff e r i n g t h e m academic and spiritual education, financial aid a n d c a r e a r e a l s o o ff e r e d . T h e s e d i ff e r e n t associations therefore allow migrants to come to the United States with a chance of being well received. The possible job offers or language course.
Immigrants make up about 17% of the
U.S. workforce and are employed in all industries, in all types of occupations. Although some industries employ a higher proportion of immigrants, such as administrative services, construction, hospitality, agriculture and cooking. The possible job offers or language course.
Immigrants tend to work in jobs such as beauticians, agricultural
product sorters, plasterers, sewing machine operators and domestic helpers. The trades don't require a degree because most newcomers don't have one The possible job offers or language course.
Many English courses are available to help migrants learn or improve
their English, which can be useful for finding a job. The Education USA site, for example, offers students or migrants the opportunity to study English in the United States.