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| Immigration can be defined as movement of people from one country to the other. Migration of humans has been in existence since ages. The prime motive behind migration is to escape from poverty and earn a higher standard of living in developed countries. Apart from this, other factors that influence human immigration include natural disasters, unemployment, education, medical reasons and overpopulation. |
| Comprehensive Enforcement and Immigration Reform Act of 2005 (CIERA) or the New Immigration Bill has been introduced in the U.S Senate with the objective of reforming the existing United States immigration law. More... |
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Out of the several problems faced by a country, the biggest is the problem of illegal immigration and cross-border migration. Apart from escalating security-related tensions, illegal immigration is also a major cause for impeding prosperity of the country. More... |
| The United States attracts thousands of immigrants every year from every part of the globe. Most immigrants enter the country primarily to obtain a better education, career development and for attaining a good standard of living. More... |
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