Thursday, March 30, 2017

Donald Trump Activates Immigration Overhaul

Throughout this article, author David Catanese talks about Donald Trump’s executive order to create a, "large physical barrier " or as Trump and his supporters call it, "the wall" and his steps to stop illegal immigration. Building is wall is estimated to cost between $15 and $25 billion dollars, according to Catanese, and it is not approved yet. President Trump says this wall and other steps will secure our borders,  "Beginning today the United States of America gets back control of its borders," The author does not particularly agree on this topic although it is written in third person and not particularly bias. He lets President Trump say what he thinks about the wall and immigration. Then the author uses quotes from other people who don't agree to balance the story. Tom Ridge who was a former Homeland security secretary states that, "I prefer a president who'll tear down a wall rather than build one, but he's determined to build it." 


I think David Cantese does a good job of presenting another opinion from Trump. I believe these steps would  shut down the flow of innocent people who would like a better life. Not all immigrants from Mexico are bad as Donald Trump sees it, and not all cause crime and need to be taken care of. Another thing I thought about while reading this article was the fact that he is going to put a ban on Muslim refugees from countries in the middle east such as Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Trump also makes it seem like all Muslim immigrants are jihadist terrorists,   except these men, woman and children are war refugees, not criminals.  I understand that some Muslim extremists will sneak into the process but you cannot forget about these people if one person causes a lot of deaths. It is just one person or a group of extremists not an entire country. 
The Url:     https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2017-01-25/donald-trump-activates-immigration-overhaul 

Monday, March 20, 2017

Free Post

Over Mardi gras break I did this thing called drivers ed which is where you do nothing but listen to  person talk for about 5 hours a day for about 4 days. In these lectures we learn many different skills that a driver will need to have before he or she is let loose on the road. We learned about different signs and what they mean when you see them like speed limit, merging lanes, and traffic light ahead. Another thing that happened during drivers ed was we had a sheriff named sheriff Tally that taught us about the legal limit of alcohol and what it does to your body when you are driving. We also learned about how to prevent certain situations from happening such as a wreck, running off the road and also driving in different weather situations.

Sunday, March 19, 2017

Learning Reflection

        Throughout the third quarter of this year I have learned many things about myself that can help me become a better student in the long run. This includes how to abide by the rules of plagiarism and copywriter. I have learned this lesson during the third quarter research project where I had used another’s work without citing the source and I also did not paraphrase. I used this as a learning opportunity for plagiarism and how important and severe it actually is. 


       Another thing that I have learned in the third quarter is to not put off assignments for the last minute to do them because you will not be able to do them to your best ability. This is a very true statement for me because I am a huge procrastinator. This is one of my worst things about me when it comes to school due to the fact that I always wait till the last minute to complete assignments and instead of doing them properly I feel rushed and complete them quickly rather than with tacking my time on them.