...relating to illegal immigration. It must be current or have been considered within the past year. 2.Research the bill. You may find this Activity helpful in conducting research. Find answers to the following questions: What is the bill's title and description? Where was the bill introduced? Who proposed the bill and why? What would the bill do if passed? Where are the people that it would affect? How does it aim to affect illegal immigrants? How might it affect the government? How might it affect other citizens? What are the arguments for the bill? What are the arguments against it? 3.Imagine you will be giving a speech to Congress or to the state government considering the bill. Write a speech where you explain the background of the bill (answers to the research questions in Step 2), and then take a position on whether the bill should pass or not. Be sure to give facts to back up your opinion. This is a formal, informative, and persuasive speech, so be sure to write in the third person (do not use "I think" or "I believe" or similar phrases with "I"). 4.Cite the sources of your information in MLA Format. Include this bibliography with your speech when you submit it to your instructor. 01.02 What Is Citizenship? (Honors Extension) The bill, titled to provide discretionary authority to an immigration judge to determine that an alien parent of a United States citizen child should not be ordered removed, deported, or excluded from the United...
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...Honor means to regard with great respect. Honor to me, means being true to a set of personal ideals, or being a man of integrity. Stephen Hawking was a famous scientist who was honored throughout the world. He had many accomplishments that he was honored for. For example, he won the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Wolf Prize in Physics, the Copley Medal, the Albert Einstein Medal, and so many more. He was honored for the work he had accomplished in the science world. Some of the work that Stephen Hawking has done to be recognized by the scientific community was developing a mathematical proof for black holes, proving Einstein’s theory of general relativity, and redefining the Big Bang theory. He even wrote different books, ranging from...
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...Jocelyn Montero 1.02 What is Citizenship: Honors Extension Bill title: Border security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S.744) Description- “House of Representatives proposed an immigration reform bill addressing border security. Legalization of the undocumented, interior enforcement of immigration laws, and fixes for our dysfunctional legal immigration programs” Where was the bill introduced- “homeland Security Committee” Who proposed the bill and why- chuck Schumer proposed it because it is impossible for undocumented immigrants to gain legal status, and to make the border more secure. What would the bill do if passed, where the people that it would affect- Improve the border and adding more bored patrol agents. People who live in Texas would be most affected by this bill. How does it am to affect illegal immigrants- it makes it harder for them to enter into the United States. How might it affect the government- they may have to create a higher tax dollar for US citizens and hire people to help secure the boarder. How might it affect the citizens- there will be less people to worry about who enters the United States that could be a threat to citizens or cause them to pay higher tax dollars. What are the arguments for the bill- the arguments are that we need to allow people such as families searching for freedom and job to cross the border to for them to have opportunity in the US. Speech This bill addresses immigration and laws to protect...
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...Controversy of Honor Codes Schools generally agree to have some sort of honor code to keep students from cheating, but should this be necessary? They are enforced to keep student’s behavior in line and keep them out of trouble. The code has students thinking for themselves, making them think independently and originally. Students are obligated to report those who are violating the honor code making them feel active in a community. These are just some reasons I feel as though schools should have their own type of honor code. Expulsion can be a result of students not following the honor code they have agreed to. Being entirely kicked from a school is not something that anyone wants to happen in their life. This strikes a fear into the student keeping them on their best behavior. Nobody would want to have to tell their family that they were expelled from the school they worked hard to...
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...What is the bill's title and description? Title: Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S.744) Description- “House of Representatives proposed an immigration reform bill addressing border security, legalization of the undocumented, interior enforcement of immigration laws, and fixes for our dysfunctional legal immigration programs” Where was the bill introduced- “Homeland Security Committee” Who proposed the bill and why? - Chuck Schumer; make it impossible for undocumented immigrants to gain legal status, and to make the border more secure. What would the bill do if passed? Where are the people that it would affect? - improve the border and adding more border patrol agents. People who live in Texas would impact from this bill. How does it aim to affect illegal immigrants? It makes hard for them to come to the United State How might it affect the government? It will affect the government in a good way, but then a bad way because it is going to cost them money for them to do so, but on the bright side if they passed this bill, it will diminish crime rates throughout the United States. Some usually bring illegal substances with them. How might it affect other citizens? – It will keep other citizens safe, because some of these illegal immigrants can be violent. What are the arguments for the bill? What are the arguments against it? This bill should be passed for a better enlargement of the U.S economy. For example...
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...Honor “Honor- 1. honesty, fairness, or integrity in one’s beliefs. 2. a source of credit or distinction.” (dictionary.reference.com) If you were to ask someone what honor meant, they would most likely take a few seconds to answer and their response would be something like, “honor is being true to your own ideas.” If we really think about it, most of us don’t really know what honor means. We think we do, but in reality we haven’t thought too deeply into the question. Honor. Years ago it was one of the many traits that made a humble and decent man. Men would go through great lengths to get honor, and to make sure that it wasn’t lost, because back then if you lost your honor, you lost your manhood. In one of Aristotle’s books Nichomachean Ethics he described what an honorable man looked like. Years ago chivalry had a lot to do with honor. You had to protect those who needed protection, and if you succeeded then you had honor. If men showed certain traits they were considered honorable men, and that was what most men wanted.Now, honor has a different meaning than it did years ago. We have all heard of the many different types of honor there are. One of the most common type of honor that I have heard of is ,The Code of Honor, which is a list of requirements for one to obtain respect while being in a group of people. In most groups if the code of honor is not achieved your are to be shamed. There is also the group of honor, which is a group of people who agree and while commit...
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...Honor An honorable man is someone who displays qualities like integrity, courage, bravery, and honest and then strive to maintain those qualities. Calvin Coolidge says, “No person was ever honored for what you received. Honor has been the reward for what he gave” (Coolidge). He is saying that that honor needs to be earned by giving and it isn’t just something that is handed out. It can be argued that honor hasn’t changed but honor has been affected by time and culture; modern American honor is based off those changes. The definition of honor has not changed, but how people have acted upon it has very much changed. Historically, humanity earned honor by having integrity and doing what is right. Honor was displayed in history through poems; “The epic poems of Homer are primarily about honor and man’s quest to achieve and maintain it” (McKay). That means writers used the truth of how people needed to find...
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...An Odyssey of Honor We all know what an odyssey is; for some each day is an odyssey and for others life is The Odyssey. For Odysseus, returning home to his land and his loved ones is the Odyssey. In scenes of deep sorrow, crying serves as a personification of Odysseus’s honor. Furthermore, Odysseus’s sobbing is a vehicle to memorialize the honor of his comrades. In moments depicting this grief, Odysseus illustrates a hero must have legendary achievements and noble qualities, but above all, Odysseus shows a hero must value honor. We will now examine passages depicting Odysseus sorrow in this epic, and through these passages we will show honor as the most important feature of a hero in the Odyssey. We commence our reading of the Odyssey with a common dictionary definition of what the word hero symbolizes in our mind. According to Merriam Webster, a hero is one with distinguished...
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...Why is the honor code beneficial? The honor code is found in many high schools and colleges. It is found to be beneficial and is also found it can reduce cheating. To argue the honor code you must know what it is. The honor code in a basic term is allowing student to be disciplined or punished for cheating and or plagiarizing. This can be argued to be unnecessary or a waste of time, but it something that has more benefits, and teaches responsibility. Where is the harm in teach student to be responsible for their actions and their work. The honor code is said to be pointless or unnecessary, but everything has a purpose even the honor code. It is found to reduce cheating, it teaches students they must take responsibility for their own work, and it also teaches student there are consequences to their actions. As student gets closer to approaching colleges, they find cheating and plagiarism is taken more...
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...Lone Star College – CyFair Honors Program Honors Scholarship Proposal Presented by: Jacob N. Qurashi and Tashara A. Frasier I. Title (Honors Scholarship Proposal ) II. Purpose To create a scholarship for LSC-CyFair students actively enrolled in honors courses or taking honors by contract which will aide students enrolled in these courses and serve as a recruitment and retention incentive to both the honors program and the college at large. III. Introduction a. Background As part of an ongoing student outreach campaign for the LSC-CyFair Honors Program, the Honors Student Organization has participated in many campus events this last year. Interested students frequently ask whether or not the Honors Program offers a scholarship to its students. At the present time LSC-CyFair does not offer a scholarship to its honors students. We believe creating a scholarship will not only help students taking honors classes which typically require additional materials or expenses in addition to those already incurred in the regular section, but can used as a marketing device for the honors program and the campus. Over the last couple of years, representatives of the Honors Student Organization have meet with Student Outreach to encourage publicity of the Honors Program at Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District high schools and local National Honors Society advisors; the addition of an honors scholarship would be a powerful selling point to both...
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...onor codes have been around for quite a while, and at times, they can be efficient and work well, but as important and possibly useful honor codes are, I believe that my school should continue to not have honor codes. It could prevent academic dishonesty, but at times, people could blatantly ignore it, or others would call it unnecessarily complex. Whenever an honor code was created, there had been a bit of controversy surrounding the code. According to source B, “Many students, including members of the senate, were quick to criticize it.” Their criticisms included that the honor code would become “Another rule to obey”, or it would be too tiring and excessive to “write on every piece of work submitted.” With a lot of controversy, it would...
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...plain murderer? now we shall begin the trial, with the opening statements of the prosecutor followed by the defense lawyer. THE POLICEMAN WILL BRING IN Danial..AND Danial IS LAUGHING LIKE A CRAZY PERSON! PROSECUTOR(Ak): Your honor, this man Danial is a very dangerous criminal, the police have been looking for him for many years and due to this fine policeman here we have been able to bring him to court today. He has committed several crimes including street crime, bomb planting and has committed 4 murders. Including Ahmed Tariq’s 10 year old son. DEFENSE LAWYER(Saad): Your honor, on what basis is the prosecutor calling my client a criminal, he isn’t a criminal my lord, his brain doesn’t work like a normal man’s brain does. We have researched thoroughly on his state of mind and the doctors have come to the conclusion that Danial is mentally ill, and needs sometime in the mental asylum so that his condition can improve. PROSECUTOR: Your honor, we have proof that Danial isn’t mentally ill but he is in a perfect state of mind and has committed these crimes intentionally. Your honor I would like to call Ahmed, the father of the son that Danial murdered. So Mr. Ahmed, tell us what happened on 14th of October 2011. “DANIAL: SINGS MAD WORLD” A.T: Your honor, my 10 year old son, my only son was ruthlessly murdered by this guy. Me and my son were walking on the side pavement next to the road and all of a sudden a black Nissan Versa comes streaming in and ran over my son, my beautiful...
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...This Essay is to explain the Army Values and how they pertain to the mistake I made. In the US army we are taught to live by the 7 army values. They are broken down to us in the acronym ‘LDRSHIP’. Loyalty “Bear true faith and allegiance to the U.S. constitution, the Army, and other soldiers.” Duty “Fulfill your obligations.” Respect “Treat people as they should be treated.” Selfless Service “Put the welfare of the nation, the Army and your subordinates above your own.” Honor “Live up to the army values.” Integrity “Do what’s right legally and morally.” and Personal Courage “Face fear, danger or adversity (physical or moral).” We are all drilled on these 7 army values from day one of basic training. First we commit them to memory. Then we learn to live by them. The three Army Values that pertain the most to this particular incident are Loyalty, Integrity, and Honor. What I am going to do is define each using the Army’s definition and then state how I did not use them. First being, Loyalty- is bearing witness to your allegiance to the US Constitution and its ideals, to the Army, to your unit, to your fellow Soldiers and subordinates, and to yourself as an Army Professional. Loyalty means placing your professional obligations and commitments before your personal ones. It means dedication to carrying out all of your unit’s missions and to serving faithfully the values of the country, the Army, and your unit. Loyalty is a value that has to be worked...
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...significantly to such a "choice." inadequacies in the Honor System, in the Academy environment which was to have supported this System, and in the administration of the EE 304 examination combined to make a cheating incident practically inevitable. A. Honor System Perhaps the most fundamental of the Honor System's inadequacies has been the expansion of the Code well beyond its intended purpose. Cadets have been found guilty for isolated conduct which cannot fairly be characterized as having made them dishonorable. Recently, for example, a cadet who reported himself for stating that he had done 20 sit-ups, when in fact he had done only 18, was found guilty of violating the Honor Code. A similar incident had occurred in 1970. in July of 1974, a new cadet who reported himself for telling his squad leader, who "did not remember the particular incident," that he had shaved, when in fact he had not, was separated. In 1975, a third classman was found guilty by the Cadet Honor Committee of "intentionally deceiving" in that "he wore a second class dress coat to a motion picture" during the week (a regulation prohibited third classmen from attending weeknight movies). If these cases were aberrations, our concerns would not be as great. They are, however, representative of a significant number of the approximately 180 non-EE 304 cases which have resulted in findings of guilt by the respective Cadet Honor Committees during the 1970s. The Honor Code too...
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...I am applying to the UNCW Honors College to gain valuable experiences, learn from my peers, and to have a more engaged academic environment. I truly believe this program allows me to be the best student I can be while participating and learning in the Honors community. I hope the in-depth level of conversation in the smaller classes offered to honors students will deepen my understanding of certain subjects. I am driven to succeed and want to be surrounded by other like-minded students. I see know I will reach my full potential and push myself to achieve my goals in the Honors program. I will contribute things such as a global perspective, goal-oriented mindset, and the willingness to put myself out there whether that be a new service opportunity...
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