Submission Type
Poster
Start Date
4-26-2021
Abstract
The topic that I would like to research more properly is how the deportation of illegal immigrants in the United States affects the social welfare of the U.S. Whether the immigrants are male, female, black, white, young, or old, I want to target them all in order to get a better outcome in my data. I want to be able to see the analytical data that goes behind deporting and housing illegal immigrants in deportation centers and what role that plays on America’s social welfare policies in general. Not only do I believe that illegal immigrants are the most probable group that are truly getting the brunt of the effects of the act of deportation, but I also believe that Americans are also seeing effects in the disappearance of illegal immigrants as well. The psychological anguish that affects young minds when it comes to deportation and the separation of a family is atrocious. Some public policies that have been enacted in the past four years are heavily dependent on what political party is in office.
Recommended Citation
Reed, Cade, "368— Deportation of Immigrants is Bad for the U.S." (2021). GREAT Day Posters. 115.
https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/great-day-symposium/great-day-2021/posters-2021/115
368— Deportation of Immigrants is Bad for the U.S.
The topic that I would like to research more properly is how the deportation of illegal immigrants in the United States affects the social welfare of the U.S. Whether the immigrants are male, female, black, white, young, or old, I want to target them all in order to get a better outcome in my data. I want to be able to see the analytical data that goes behind deporting and housing illegal immigrants in deportation centers and what role that plays on America’s social welfare policies in general. Not only do I believe that illegal immigrants are the most probable group that are truly getting the brunt of the effects of the act of deportation, but I also believe that Americans are also seeing effects in the disappearance of illegal immigrants as well. The psychological anguish that affects young minds when it comes to deportation and the separation of a family is atrocious. Some public policies that have been enacted in the past four years are heavily dependent on what political party is in office.
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