Illegal Immigration. This topic is quite popular. Be careful with this one: you should focus on a couple of factors here (the political ones!): the push/pull factors, the economic issue (employment) and social issues (such as social services/higher education). You should also consider Congress here: what have they done –and what have they NOT done. Consider individual pieces of legislation – where did they start; where did they end up? AVOID using the term illegals in your paper – using an adjective to describe a noun is inappropriate in a college-level paper.

The paper MUST include scholarly sources, and these sources must be cited using both parenthetical (in-text) citations and in a standard works cited (bibliography) listing.

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There is no right amount of sources – a general guide is 6-8; however, you may need fewer or more depending on your research. In any case, do not make blanket generalizations or other claims without the supporting research.

The purpose of the paper is to examine both sides of a contemporary political problem. must give equal time to opposing points of view. This is not a polemic – this is an opportunity to develop a logical argument. To do so, you should also argue for one side of the argument or the other, first by stating your position in your thesis sentence, showing the position from both sides, and offering your (short) opinion on why your position is the superior position.

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Not too sophisticated and many unknown words. Im an international student so if it is possible id like it not to be very professional. ive got a power point presentation that we had to present as our “starting point”

The purpose of this paper is to examine at least 2 divergent views (against your POV) of your topic and one supportive view (for your POV). This gives you an opportunity to research 3 sources, summarize those views, and demonstrate how and why you arrived at your own view. Your thesis statement, therefore, will need to include a brief perspective of opposing views. (No first-person point of view allowed in this essay. Only 3rd person objective POV.)

Length: 4 pages or more (not including Works Cited page)

Sources: Minimum 3 external sources