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    Defining and Discussing Immigration
    Defining and Discussing Immigration
    Defining and Discussing Immigration
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    Defining and Discussing Immigration

    By Christy Mihaly

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    Explore the facts and divergent points of view behind the headlines about immigration. Learn about border enforcement and security, sanctuary cities, proposals for immigration reform, and more. Then, decide where YOU stand on this important issue.

    The Shaping the Debate series is designed to help readers in grades 5-9 understand social issues from multiple viewpoints and to articulate their own opinions. Each book in this series explains the title issue and how it affects people and policy; introduces people and movements involved in bringing awareness to the issue; highlights applicable major U.S. laws, judicial decisions, and progressive to moderate to conservative viewpoints; and touches on global implications of activism, awareness, and policy change

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarson-Dellosa Publishing
    Release dateAug 11, 2019
    ISBN9781731616814
    Defining and Discussing Immigration
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    Christy Mihaly

    Christy Mihaly has written more than 25 books for young readers. She covers science, technology, public policy, and environmental issues. Christy delves into the wonders of water in her 2021 book, Water: A Deep Dive of Discovery. She lives and writes by a babbling brook in Vermont.

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