Management problems of Illegal immigrants in the criminal justice system

Abstract

In this research we try to discover the insight of “Management problems of Illegal Immigrants” in a holistic perspective. The key heart of the study is on “Illegal Immigrants” and its relation with “Criminal Justice System”. The research also examines various characteristics of “Illegal Immigration” and tries to measure its effect. Lastly the research illustrates a variety of factors which are responsible for “Illegal Immigration” and tries to describe the overall effect of it.

Table of Contents

Introduction1

Discussion2

The current Situation3

Should Illegal Immigrants be Allowed?4

Impact of Illegal Immigration on U.S Economy5

Impact of Immigration on Employment Trends6

Immigration and Entrepreneurship7

Illegal Immigration as a Profitable Business8

Recent History of Immigration in the U.S13

US Government15

Conclusion16

Management problems of Illegal immigrants in the criminal justice system

Introduction

Illegal immigration in America has been a topic of controversy since the beginning of 1800's during the mass Immigrations movement. Specifically, illegal immigration from Mexico has currently formed the basis of debate to advocates of stricter illegal immigration laws to prevent illegal immigrants and the opposition of anti-illegal immigration plans. Many US citizens feel that this issue needs to be addressed very fast and congress is under pressure to pass laws proposing a solution. Immigrants from Central America and Mexico in the United Stated have the highest rate of any other minority group. This population usually referred to as Hispanics, get into America either illegally or legally. The number of illegal immigrants from South America and Mexico continues to grow rapidly which is because of the various reforms on immigration laws since the President Nixon era in the 1960s.These reforms have led to increase in population from less than 10 million immigrants in 1970 to a number greater than 38 million today, of which Mexicans accounts for the majority.

The reasons behind this vast immigration include poverty, search for employment, reunions with parents and family, etc. It is important to take into account that it is very difficult for the US government cannot estimate with certainty the number of unauthorized immigrants in America, since they are undocumented. This paper analyzes the social issue about illegal immigration to United States and the opposing side's responses as well as possible solutions to theories involving immigration. The theories I will focus on are structural functionalism and conflicts. Conflict theory is a paradigm that sees social conflict as the basis of society and social change and emphasizes a materialistic view of society, a critical view of the status quo, and a dynamic model of historical change. Functionalism, is a paradigm that begins the assumption that society is a unified whole that functions because of the contributions of its separate structures.

Discussion

Currently the U.S. is experiencing acute shortages in the country, and the official authorities are forced to fill this shortage of labour force from abroad. According to official projections, for example, it was expected that the territory of the country in 80 years to come no more than 8-9 million illegal and legal immigrants, which is itself 50 percent more than ...