to such a rigid and senseless mentality. Many migrant workers have a lot to contribute to the American economy, and if allowed to stay under the blue card program would tremendously benefit the United States. Also of note is the Two Tiers for Merit-based Point System: which is a system that works well in other immigrant countries like Canada and Australia. The United States education system is failing our own students, and our economy is doomed for failure unless we welcome highly skilled workers from around the world. Similarly, the point-based system is used in other nations and has… Continue Reading...
migrant workers, akin to average low-salaried workers, clearly frequently lack adequate knowledge on work-related laws in the US. Linguistic barriers and the absence of culturally apt information reinforce the barrier (Gleeson 565).
Undocumented migrant pupils also struggle for opportunities by means of complex networks of social, policy, cultural, and political contexts. They are discriminated across contentious lines of class, geography, racialization, and most notably, citizenship. Furthermore, undocumented migrant pupils typically hail from households participating in the labor context (for instance, migrant agrarian workers) associated with restricted educational trajectories (Gildersleeve and… Continue Reading...
migrant workers provide scant workplace protection; further, those employed as live-in domestic servants are especially at risk (Berry and Sara, 50), (Boyd et.al 28).
A noteworthy point is that, across the globe, sincere attempts are being made at establishing gender equality within the areas of political power access and opportunities. Numerous governments and media channels have contributed immensely to this; for instance, Kim Kardashian and other such female celebrities have gained recognition on account of media popularity, indicating females’ place in the present age (Bell, 2).
Finally, of late, the… Continue Reading...
