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Thinking Critically: Illegal Immigration

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Illegal immigration remains one of the most contentious issues in the United States today. Through a narrative-driven pro/con format—supported by relevant facts, quotes, anecdotes, and full-color illustrations—this title examines issues related to illegal immigration. Topics include: Does Illegal Immigration Hurt US Workers? Do Illegal Immigrants Strain Public Services? Are Stronger Border Enforcement Measures Needed? Should Illegal Immigrants Be Given a Path to Citizenship?

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      August 1, 2019
      Grades 7-12 These additions to the ongoing Thinking Critically series (4 new titles) continue to highlight timely subjects in the news and encourage student debate. Using a pro-con approach, the accessible books examine four issues related to a broader, controversial topic. An opening overview offers historical context for the topic and explains related laws and/or initiatives. The chapters that follow are supported by researched facts and statistics, quotes by experts in the field, examples from current events, and a variety of charts and graphs. Illegal Immigration asks whether the practice hurts U.S. workers or puts a strain on public services, stronger border enforcement measures are needed, and illegal immigrants should be given a path to citizenship. Copious and helpful back matter, including related organizations and websites and bulleted facts about key issues, conclude each title. A solid choice for analyzing today's society.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2019, American Library Association.)

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