Professor Hiesterman
SYG 2000
9 April 2014
Annotated Bibliography: Illegal Immigration An illegal immigrant is a foreigner who has entered or resides in a country without the countries authorization. According to the C.I.A. "the nations immigrant population reached a record of 37.9 million in 2007 and nearly one in three immigrants is an illegal alien."(Camarota) In 2000 there were reported 214 million immigrants in the world, "immigrants now make up 3.1 percent of the world population." (Gonzalez and Nowicki) Normally illegal immigrants go overlooked in big economies, usually taking jobs that the citizens will not do. However when a recession hits the illegal immigrants will be looked down on and blamed for being the cause of …show more content…

Then by producing an equations Garcia seeks to prove himself right and says "In our model, we assume that there exists a positive relation between the number of illegal immigrants that enter the country and the natives' perception of the lack of security in the host country." There could also be people that would feel like a candidate that did not like funding boarder control would be a better choice seeing how the U.S. government has been "raising the enforcement budget of the U.S. boarder control from US$290 million in 1980 to US$1.7 billion in 1995."(Garcia 651) This reference is of value to my research because it shows a lot of negative effects on the U.S. due to immigration such as gang violence, government spending, and citizen insecurity. It also shows how illegal immigration can be used as a political advantage either by talking for or against it because of its sociological importance to people.

Hall, Anthony. "Illegal immigration and medical confidentiality"The British Medical Journal, 280 (1980): 569-570. Web. 7 April 2014.

Anthony Hall has had 903 papers published, all having to do with medicine or in the medical field. The authors stand point is against illegal immigration proving so when he uses many different negative effects to prove his point that illegal immigrants that enter the UK with means of getting medical