Essay on "Arizona's New Immigration Law"

Quoted Instructions for "Arizona's New Immigration Law" Assignment:

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General Information: For the best results for your formal module essays, follow this procedure: • Narrow your topic (located in the folder below) and think about your approach. • Do some research - take notes and save necessary source information for your works cited list (Bedford Bibliographer is a great help). • Get organized before you write (thesis, topic sentences, supporting details). • Look at sample papers (if provided). • Draft your essay and a working bibliography (see page 169 Quick Access). • Use the checklist provided. • Use Criterion to help with proofreading, keeping in mind that Criterion is not perfect and YOU are the proofreader. • Check for unintentional plagiarism in Check for Unintentional Plagiarism drop box below and revise and resubmit if necessary. • Revise, edit, and proofread again (see Chapter 10 Quick Access) • Submit final draft in Criterion and the dropbox in each module . Submission has three steps: 1. Submit to Criterion for proofreading; 2. Submit to the Check for Unintentional Plagiarism drop box (also known as Turnitin); 3. Submit your final draft for a grade to the Submit Module Essay to be Graded dropbox.

Immigration Essay Topics: Requirements for your argument essay • Your argument essay (mini research paper) must be 750 -1000 words, typed, double spaced. • Your essay must have an introduction, at least three paragraphs, and a conclusion. • Get organized before you begin to write. • You must include correctly documented quotes and correctly documented paraphrases or summaries from five good outside sources. Note: Remember to enclose the exact words of your sources in "quotation marks." • Use MLA rules for documenting your sources. • You must use in-text citations each time you use the words or ideas of your sources in the essay. • You must include your works cited list at the end of your essay (for help, use the Bedford Bibliographer) . Include the URL for online sources. Scan and attach pages from print sources. • Use sources to support your own ideas. Of course, you are expected to use expert opinion, facts, statistics, and other information you find in your research. • Do not create a Frankenstein Essay by copying and pasting. Write!

SELECT ONE TOPIC: 1. Write a documented argument essay for or against illegal immigrants receiving social services, for example, food stamps, welfare, and medical care. 2. Write a documented argument essay in favor of or against the Great Wall of America between Mexico and the United States. 3. Write a documented argument essay supporting or opposing Arizona's new stringent immigration law.(Read more - At least fiteen additional states are taking steps to implement this law.) 4. Write a documented argument essay for or against the DREAM Act (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors).

ENC 1102 Essay Checklist: In addition to proofreading for spelling, grammar, and usage and making sure you use clear and simple language, ask yourself the following: 1. Have I included the correct MLA Identifying information? (image) 2. Have I included my last name and page number on the top right side of each page? 3. Is the title of my essay moderately informative? 4. Do I have an interesting introduction? 5. Is my thesis statement clearly stated at the end of the introduction? 6. Does each body paragraph begin with a topic sentence that directly relates to the thesis statement? 7. Does each body paragraph have specific supporting details? 8. Are all generalizations supported by specific details? 9. When I have used source material, have I introduced the quotations I am using - that is, will the reader know why the quote is significant? 10. Have I enclosed the exact words of my source in "quotation marks"? 11. Have I included an in-text citation each time I use a source? 12. Does my in-text citation lead the reader directly to the first few words of the complete work cited entry on my list? 13. Are my quotations too long; am I including irrelevant information? (Don't do this!) 14. Have I checked my originality report on Turnitin (located in the essay folder - Check for Unintentional Plagiarism) and corrected any instances of unintentional plagiarism? 15. Is my conclusion redundant? (Don't simply repeat your thesis; that's boring!) 16. Have I included a correctly documented Works Cited list (image)for all the sources cited in my paper? 17. Have I created a Frankenstein paper? (See Cutting and Pasting - paragraph 5)

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