You will build the research project throughout the semester, working on each component in various stages and drafts. The final 5-7 page research paper will include the following sections:...

Running Head: RESEARCH PROJECT        1
RESEARCH PROJECT        2
IMMIGRANTS AND THE U.S. GOVERNMENT
(RESEARCH PROJECT)
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Literature Review    4
Methodology and Analysis of Primary Research    6
Conclusion    8
References    9
Appendix of Interview Transcripts    10
Introduction
    Immigration is a policy that allows many noncitizens who are based on other countries to stay in United States. This immigration policy allows the people from outside nations to get settle and work in US boundaries. This policy does help in boosting the economic growth and increase the general productivity of the American workers. However, there are certain immigration detention policies, which let some individual held in case and that reflect that they have committed any kind of violation in visa documents or they show any kind of illegal entry of the individual.
These individuals are then subjected to detention and are deported until the decisions are being taken by the authorities of detention center. Lelkes, Hahn, Sukovich, Karmiol and Schmidt (1998) have conducted a study of 32 U.S. immigrant groups and they have concluded that immigrants are more educated than those who remain in their home countries. The immigrants are not some random samples and they are well studied based on their nature of education and work and based on that it has been come down to the conclusion.
    The current research aims to analyze the present immigration policy n U.S. and how it can be improved further as the main purpose of providing immigration is achieved at the first place.
    The objective of the research is to understand the importance of immigration policies and the clauses that are included in it. Some provisions are termed as law and the ways, the violation in any way is leading to deportation or further legal action. Sometimes these violations are done deliberately; however, in most of the cases out of ignorance the violation is committed. The purpose has been to create the awareness about the immigration policy and to suggest any modification required for the existing policies as to further improve it to benefit every immigrant out of it.
    The research question is “Analyzing the current plan of American immigration policy. How can it be improved and benefit everyone?”
Literature Review
United States is a country that is shaped by the generations of immigrants and their generations. They are mishandling the policy of U.S. immigration and that is leading to its serious consequences. U.S. immigration law is a complex one and that do create confusion regarding how it works. The immigration law of U.S. is built on the following principles, which are reunification of families, admitting immigrants with skills that are valuable for the U.S. economy, protecting refugees and promoting diversity by accepting people from different cultures (American Immigration Council, 2019).
The body of law governing the current immigration policy is called The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The INA grants up to 675,000 permanent immigrant visas each year across the various visas categories. The INA has no limit on the annual admission of U.S. citizen’s spouses, parents and children under age of 21. In addition, every year the U.S. president needs to consult with the Congress and set an annual number of refugees to be admitted to the United States through the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Process.
Therefore, once a person obtains an immigrant visa and comes to the United States, then they become a lawful permanent resident (LPR) of U.S. those who have LPR are eligible for applying for jobs and do their own business. However some capping are there that are based annually and that need to be updated or renewed as well as that can only be done based on the review from the company where the person works and the way the person stays.
There are many types of immigration...