Immigration And Refugees Should Be Allowed For Enter...

Shishir Paudel Dr. chaig CMNS 101 26 April, 2016 Topic :Immigrants And Refugees Should Be Allowed To Enter United States Organization pattern: problem - solution. General purpose : The general purpose of my speech is to actuate my audience to support immigration. Specific purpose: The specific purpose of my speech is to motivate my audience to be in favor of immigration and refugees entering in the states. Primary Audience Outcomes : After my speech I want my audience to understand the problem faced by refugees and immigrants and the reason behind their leaving of their own country. Thesis Statement : Immigrants and Refugees need to allow to enter the states keeping in mind about the benefit factor that we are getting from them and some of the law should be enforced in favor of them. Introduction: United states has been the country of immigration from long time. A huge cultural difference shows that U.S has flexible and acceptable policy for immigrants and refugees. 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