Poverty and Inequality in the US

https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/03/26/report-ice-uses-facebook-to-track-undocumented-immigrants-wanted-for-deportation/ This article talks about how ICE is using Facebook to track down undocumented immigrants so they can make arrests due to them being here illegally. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/25/us/immigration-labor-trump.html This article talks about how undocumented immigrants should be able to receive a merit based immigration system that should select new arrivals based on their ability to support themselves financially and to make positives contributions to U.S society. https://khn.org/news/trump-immigration-policies-put-immigrant-caregivers-and-elderly-patients-at-risk/ This article talks about how as Trump ups the search for undocumented immigrants, the elderly are loosing care, because undocumented immigrants make up a big part of nursing assistants and home health aids.

Julia Labbe Dr. Klein 05 March 2018 English In the book “Days Of Theft” Hedges and Sacco mention problems in Pine Ridege that are still important and relevant in today's society. It brings up the issues of poverty, alcoholism,violence and culture. Culture, that isn’t mentioned directly is an important part of the chapter, because culture is what will/ would have saved the people of Pine Ridge. Through rhetorical appeals, the reader can really have an idea of what the author feels, what the facts are behind Pine Ridge and why it has all of these problems, and why it is important to look at the history from back then and compare it and share it with today’s society. Hedges and Sacco use ethos in order for readers to believe they are a credible source by personally going to Pine Ridge and interviewing a bunch of different people, it’s credible because they went there and while they are sharing the stories they heard, they also included some facts from those stories. An exa...

https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/15/us/couple-killed-fleeing-ice/index.html This article talks about how a car with a couple was pulled over because the women fit a description of a Mexican who was deported and wanted to talk to the women. The women turned out to be who they were looking for and when they got pulled over a male driving the car sped off when the officer went back to his car, and the couples car went off the road and they both died instantly. https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/14/us/california-immigrant-safe-house/index.html This article talks about how a couple made a safe space for two undocumented women; A mom and daughter, and made it a safe house for them, to keep from getting deported. https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/16/politics/california-undocumented-appointment-trnd/index.html This article talks about a women who became the first undocumented immigrant to become appointed to a California state senate committee.

https://www.us-immigration.com/us-immigration-news/us-immigration/catholics-arrested-during-immigration-protest/ This article talks about 40 demonstrators, including several religious women were arrested for showing their support for bringing undocumented immigrants to the US as minors.   https://www.us-immigration.com/us-immigration-news/us-immigration/us-deports-pakistani-and-indian-undocumented-immigrants/ This article talks about how 33 Indian and 121 Pakistani undocumented immigrants were deported in one place and had to be deported back to their original country. https://www.us-immigration.com/us-immigration-news/us-immigration/mayor-causes-800-to-avoid-arrest-immigration-chief-says/ This article talks about how mayor Libby Schaaf sent out a tweet to warn people  that a large-scale immigration enforcement operation was about to get underway in the San Francisco Bay Area.

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2018/03/20/non-criminal-immigrants-arrests-deportations/424066002/ This article talks about how arresting and deporting undocumented people has risen dramatically in Michigin and Ohio. This has caused fear for people to bring their kids to school and even leave their house. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/20/nyregion/new-york-rensselaer-county-ice-jails.html This article talks about how a sheriff in New York has been approved to "identify, interrogate, and turn over inmates for being in the country illegally." This is all part of a program called "287 (g)". https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/illegal-immigrants-often-sent-home-without-much-planning/4301687.html This article talks about how there is not much planning in deporting people back to their original country. It can be a long, confusing process and a lot has to be done, and it is not as organized as it could be.