What are some of the changes the united States has made to policies concerning the immigration and treatment of Muslim and Arabix members of society?
None!!
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Here are some of our previous answers:
inmmigration - Ms. Sue, Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 10:58pm
None!
This is a ridiculous question! It must have been posed by someone who has little knowledge of U.S. policies and laws. Are foreigners writing your Axia curriculum??
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ethics - Writeacher, Monday, March 15, 2010 at 9:08am
The answer is NONE because laws in the US cannot be discriminatory, either for or against any person, group, etc.
ethics - bobpursley, Monday, March 15, 2010 at 10:14am
Actually, you ought to protest to the "university" you are paying for. This assignment is repeated each year, never reviewed, by the school, they don't care it it is current or not. You are paying for an education, but what are you getting? Answer: A never-ending set of assignments that didn't educate in the past, nor will educate in the future. But they keep on repeating.
That is not true. The teachers grade assignments carefully. One little grammar error and points are deducted. If answers are not detailed enough points are deducted. I am tired of the "go to a real school" attitude presented by some individuals. This school is not the easy way out, in fact, it is pretty tough. I have been to a state college and Axia. Axia presents more of a challenge.
I totally agree with Anonymous!!!!!
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