Why is the MCDC considered controversial while the articles discussing the sanctuary movement are not? How do these groups help or do not help with the notion of border security along the U.S.-Mexico border?

Answer the question according to the articles provided. Each question is includes the authors name from each article where you can find the answer. There are 4 questions, each answer must be 250 words more.1)Cunningham (1998) states, “…they (sanctuary members) established decision-making procedures for determining who was a “real” refugee…” (pg. 380). What is the risk, if any, in this process for the sanctuary members, those who seek refuge, and the public? Please explain your answer.2)What surprised you the most of the Lorber (2013) article when compared to the Cunningham (1998) article? Why did it surprise you?3)Cunningham (1998) states, faith based activists made their decisions to assist Central Americans base on the idea they were acting on their conscience. How does this differ from the descriptions made by Doty (2007) regarding Civilian Border Patrols? Do both categories of groups feel passionate about their beliefs? How does this impact crime and border security (think of the border security eco-system)?4)According to Yoxall (2006) claims the “Minutemen Civil Defense Corps (MCDC) represents a controversial development in the role of citizen activism on the United States – Mexico border” (pg. 521). Why is the MCDC considered controversial while the articles discussing the sanctuary movement are not? How do these groups help or do not help with the notion of border security along the U.S.-Mexico border?

What is assimilationism? Why does Joseph Asagai accuse Beneatha of being an assimilationist?

A Raisin in the Sun Essay ExamIn an MLA formatted essay, you will respond to the questions below.The Questions: In A Raisin in the Sun, the youngers talk a lot about sunlight? Why? What does the sunlight represent?English What is assimilationism? Why does Joseph Asagai accuse Beneatha of being an assimilationist? In the beginning of Act Two, Scene One, Beneatha dresses up as a Nigerian woman and dances around the apartment? Why does Lorraine Hansberry have her acting so silly in such a serious play? What does Mama’s plant represent?You will type only one draft of this essay exam.

The Fort Hood Shooting in 2009

Summarize the important points of the case, including when the IC seemed to have information that could have been shared, and which agency had the information.Identify 3 reasons that the IC failed to share information. Indicate whether each is an admission of the IC, a charge made by the LE community (or another non-LE part of government), or a justified opinion on your part.From the perspective of the LE community, rebut the 3 reasons, and summarize how local LE could have re-positioned its efforts to stop the attack.Evaluate whether repositioning LE assets as a result of information sharing would have impacted the final outcome, and whether it would have been better to share information.Properly cite your quotations that you use to support your statements.

The Romantic era & William Wordsworth

I’d like to see a standard five paragraph paper. If you use research, all references must be cited to your sources within the text of the paper, and it must have a fully documented Works Cited section (MLA references). No more than 15% of your paper can be taken or paraphrased from outside sources. Choose any author assigned in this course you have not written an essay about previously and write an essay. Included must be information about his or her style and make references to the works assigned in the class.Wordsworth – poems (“We are Seven”), (“Tintern Abbey”), (“What is a Poet?”), (“Strange fits of passion have I known”), (“The world is too much with us”), (“I wandered lonely as a Cloud”) and ( “My heart leaps up”)

Cultural Analysis Essay over Sandra Cisneros’ short story Woman Hollering Creek

For the Cultural Analysis Essay, you will analyze a literary text with regards to its cultural context and ethical implications. This means that you will select a short story, novel, or poem from those we study this semester that is representative of a specific culture, with culture designated in terms of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or region. Part of your analysis will address how the literary work represents this cultural community and also how the cultural community or group characterizes itself (or has been characterized by the larger society). Your essay should also engage questions about how the cultural group fits within larger society, whether at the national or global level. Finally, your essay will also analyze the ethical concerns, dilemmas and decisions represented or raised within the text (whether in terms of the actions of a character, for example, or the ideas presented by the author). In this way, you will analyze the literary text for the ethical issues it presents and evaluate how the text defines matters of ethical responsibility and action. Each major point in the paper should be supported by quotations and examples from the story. You may include up to 2 outside sources, but I want to see an analysis of the text more than anything.