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Detention and Deportation of Illegal Immigrants: Law vs. Morality

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Dear Writer, I have attached the instructions for this essay assignment below. I also have attached the exploratory draft that I did and feedback from my teacher. Please read through my exploratory draft carefully and write this final draft based on the topic and exhibit I chose and the feedback provided by professor.
The Exhibit I chose is: Private immigration detention center. Please pick an interpretive problem from the feedback. My teacher said by looking my exploratory draft my grade is around 75 which is a C because Imm missing an interpretive problem claim and also just way to broad in general, not specific at all. Please write the final draft and my target grade is B+. It is not necessarily to use big words you can look up mine, but the ideas, claim, argument, and interpretive problem must be very clear. Please also cite your sources just follow the instructions.
Goals• Continue to work on the goals from the first two essays: close reading, identifying a rich interpretive problem and exhibit, formulating a complicated claim, drawing on evidence fairly and persuasively and using ICE to structure it, providing a coherent structure, writing your prose with coherence and cohesion, establishing a motive and drawing out implications in a conclusion and providing an interesting title.
• Find and deploy functional sources according to BEAM: sources that inform about background, exhibit, argument and methods.
• Make sure the stance of your argument is clear—readers must know where you stand in the scholarly conversation.
• Offer an analysis of your sources, interpreting their central claims, evaluating their arguments and explaining their significance in terms of your own claims.
• Reflect on your argument: consider counterarguments and draw out their implications.
Your essay must be formatted according to MLA, 8th edition, with a Works Cited page. Essays must be in a 12-pt font, double-spaced, with one-inch margins and stapled. Include a word count at the end.
*****E3e sure to include a reflection on why this final is a significant revision of the formal draft. What changes did you make and why? What about your final has improved from the formal draft?
*****Bring in a printed copy in your manila envelope to class on Monday in addition to uploadingyourfinal to CourseWorks.Progression 3: The Researched Argument
The sustained research project is an opportunity for you to practice the skills that scholars regularly use: join an existing conversation, identify an interesting problem and create a project that will let you say something fresh and complex about that problem. In other words, you get to advance a scholarly conversation.
Notice that this is a "researched argument,” and not a research paper. The main difference is that a research paper presents research on a specific topic, while a researched argument pursues a specific project.
Identify a problem that is raised (either implicitly or explicitly) in our class seed texts or a controversy of your choosing. Your essay should center on an exhibit or current controversy that reflects, engages with or complicates the problem of your choosing. Write an academic research essay of 2400-3000 words in which you make a claim and support your argument with evidence from 5-10 sources, including a chapter or an essay from an academic book.
Crafting your individual research essay
Your problem can, but doesn’t have to, be inspired by or related to concepts brought up in our class seed texts. It may be helpful to draw your interpretive problem from an exhibit that is a controversy whose solution is not objectively clear. Your job would not be to take a side in this controversy, but to complicate it and help your readers understand new facets of it.
Goals
• Continue to work on the goals from the first two essays: close reading, identifying a rich interpretive problem and exhibit, formulating a complicated claim, drawing on evidence fairly and persuasively and using ICE 

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Detention and Deportation of Illegal Immigrants: Law vs. Morality
Every country seeks to protect its borders from illegal immigrants. Likewise, the United States has federal laws that guide immigration into the state. Illegal immigration in the US refers to the process of relocating into the country in a manner that violates the Federal immigration laws. It includes the foreign nationals who have gained unlawful entry into the US as well as those that legally moved into the country but overstayed long after their parole documents or entry visas have expired. It is estimated that about 7 million immigrants entered the US illegally, while more than 4 million people used legal permissions to enter the country but overstayed after the expiration of their documents. The suspects of illegal immigration or visa violations are usually apprehended in over in more than 200 detention centers in different parts of the US. During this period, the immigration authorities decide whether the immigrants will be deported to their home country or will be offered visas and released into the US community. The immigration policy dictates for compulsory detention of suspects of illegal migration. The main problem in the detention of illegal immigrants lies in the privatization of detention facilities to make profits (Knorr 85). The detainees suffer in these facilities because they live under demoralizing conditions. Private corporations horde resources and detain more migrants to maximize profits. Besides, they detain even children in a dirty environment increasing their chances of developing health complications. Physical and sexual assaults are also rampant in the facilities.
Belli et al. (42) argue that compulsory detention of suspects is a very controversial topic in the United States. They further assert that advocates for human rights are against this process, claiming that it violates the immigrants' rights while the immigration authorities claim that it is a necessary process to ensure the security of every American. However, it is still not clear whether compulsory detention help in promoting safety because authorities apprehend even children, women, and refugee immigrants that are seeking political asylum in the United States (Dauvergne 78). Children, for instance, are known not to cause any harm. Detaining children reduces the quality of life they live and deprives them of a happy childhood. Seeking political asylum is not a crime but a quest for safety and a better life. Besides, some of the immigrant detention centers have poor living conditions that go against human rights. Activists and advocates for human rights question whether the federal government enforces laws at the expense of morality and respect for human existence.
Private corporations run most of the immigrant detention facilities in the United States. According to the data released by the Federal government, more than 60% of the illegal immigrants are apprehended in private detention centers. There are two prison companies (CoreCivic & GEO Group) that run the highest share of the privately-owned immigrant detention facilities in the US. In October 2019, the Washing Post reported that these ‘pri...
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