Academic: Personal -- Health Information
Academic Subject: Information Technology
Has health information been successfully protected?
Has health information been used in appropriate ways under law?
What are the weaknesses concerning health information?
Social: Personal -- Obesity
Academic Subject: Health
Is obesity a health epidemic?
Has treatments for obesity been successful?
How has the food environment affected obesity?
Scientific: Personal -- Chemical toxins in rainwater.
Academic Subject: Science
How safe is rainwater to drink?
Does acid rain contaminate rainwater?
How toxic is rainwater?
Cultural: Personal -- Undocumented Immigrants
Academic Subject: Sociology
Possible academic topics: How do the undocumented immigrants affect the American society?
Should the United States take care of undocumented immigrants?
Should undocumented immigrants be required to become legal citizens?
Part II
Enthymeme: Over ten million immigrants remain illegal because the immigration system is slow to document them and underfunded.
Part III
This research proposal is to conduct research to determine how the immigration process affects the number of illegal immigrants that remain undocumented over the years. "According to Pew Hispanic Center, around 11.2 million immigrants lived in the United States in 2010, which was unchanged from 2009" (11.2 Million Illegal Immigrants in the United States in 2010: No Change from 2009, 2012). "Only one million green cards are issued each year" (Current Immigration System Hurting U.S. Economy, 2012). This leaves over ten million immigrants without legal status each year. Even highly skilled workers start with a temporary visa, starting the legalization process over when the temporary visa expires. The purpose of this research is to show legislation how the immigration process is hurting the immigration legal status. Over ten million immigrants remain illegal each year because the immigration system is too slow and underfunded to document them in an appropriate time frame.
Bibliography
11.2 Million Illegal Immigrants in the United States in 2010: No Change from 2009. (2012). Retrieved from U.S. Immigration Support: http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/illegal-immigrations-no-change.html
Current Immigration System Hurting U.S. Economy. (2012). Retrieved from U.S. Immigration Support: http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/immigration-economy.html
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