Saturday, April 14, 2007
Blog 5- By: Marco Conte
By: Marco Conte
Sunday, April 8, 2007
activity #1 - Blog 4
Name: Immigration’s Katrina
(Controversy) http://www.radioopensource.org/
Two observations I made from reading this blog is the situation with immigration in The United States Department of Homeland security. Many people, hardworking and good people, looking for a chance to build were a victim of raids and deported to their homelands. Their lives are in utter distress because they can’t live where they came from because of poverty or other reasons, and they cannot reside within The United States because they are considered illegal aliens. It is a difficult situation for people because they feel like they have no rights and the government can do whatever they want with them, including throwing them in detention centers without hearings and straight deportations. The connection with this in terms of our course is simple. People who go through these tough times will eventually write about their past and their stories in the coming times. Whether through publishing, podcasts, or weblogs, these will be personal narratives, their life in a journal. People will utilize this technology to write their journals, giving students of the future and people knowledge about things that come easy. Many of us take simple things for granted and we don’t realize the liberty we have. For some, they have to earn that freedom yet far from doing anything wrong, that liberty is taken away by government policies and policing.
I would highly recommend this blog because I’ve had friends who have had problems with immigration, from detention centers to deportation. We should be informed and up to date about current events because immigration is one of the hardest and strictest form of government policing after September 11th.
Blog #4
Blog # 4-By Marco Conte
By: Marco Conte