Question

Pick immjgration, equality or abortion as a social issue you feel strongly about - Write a word letter to an elected official.​ The letter should a) describe your personal views on the issue and how you developed those views; b) identify at least three (3) related U.S. Supreme Court cases that relate to your topic and summarize the main points of these cases, and c) explain whether you think the Court decided these cases correctly, or not. ​Be absolutely sure to include specific quotes from opinions and dissents from at least four separate cases and explain their relationship with each other.​ Lastly, in the conclusion of your letter, be sure to make a recommendation - tell the elected official what you would like them to do and what changes you would like them to make. You should remind them of some of the specific points you raised in your analysis of the cases.

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The Honorable_________________________
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Dear Representative/Senator ____________________,

I am very fortunate to have you as our elected official and we are being provided with an excellent education and all other facilities in our locaties that prepared me for the future.

I would like bring to your notice about the recent issues on the illegal immigration and the way illegal immigrants are working. Immigration is one of the basic building blocks to help make America the unique nation it is. Yet the border protection and immigration issue has turned poisonous as politicians have put elections before values. And fair Americans are caught, on both sides, between zealots. The United States has welcomed millions of people from every part of the globe for over two decades. And we will legally accept more than one million people a year today. It is more of a country of the world than any other. The argument is not over how we will accept immigrants – it's about how we do so in a way that preserves American autonomy, honors the rule of law.Any government, recognised by both international and domestic law, has the right to protect its borders and ports of entry and regulate what and who comes into its country. A disorganized and dysfunctional immigration program allows citizens to move around the law and is a direct encouragement to all who want to manipulate our accessibility to hurt the country. Secure borders are crucial to American national security, particularly in a period of terrorist attack. Our lawmakers ought to follow the rule of law and immigration is no exception to that. Failure to uphold our immigration laws is unacceptable to all who respect the legislation and meet the rules to lawfully join the country.

I conclude this note by saying that, The immigration overhaul will involve change to a merit-based program focused on these values. We will put an end to activities such as chain migration, birthright citizenship, visa lottery, arbitrary per-country immigration quotas, and other sort of illegally amnesty for those here. We need to eliminate gaps that hinder implementation of our laws that have corrupted immigration courts, enabling illegal asylum claimants and other law-breakers to remain in the U.S. for ever.

Sincerely,
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