United Nations For Children.

United Nations for Children.

Introduction

Since the foundation of our nation, more than 55 million immigrants from all continents have established themselves in our country. In fact, with the exception of the Native Americans, all the people living in ours are immigrant or descendants of volunteer or involuntary immigrants. Historically, immigration has been a defining characteristic of the United States, and remains one of the most important economic advantages in the country. President Obama implemented the deferred action for children in childhood (Daca).

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Grant temporary legal status to undocumented immigrants who were brought to our nation when they were children. Currently, other aspects of immigration reform are also being considered, including changes to various types of work visas and temporary protection status for people who are not for refugee status, but especially for those migrant children who travel alone or accompaniedof their families;The migration of infants and migration in general, it is not a problem only for our delegation.

It is a problem for the entire American continent and needs support and solutions by the countries that make up this continent, as expressed by the Customs and Border Protection Commissioner, Mark Morgan. It is impossible to determine precisely how many immigrants reside in the United States every year without permission, but our government, seeks better options to protect migrant children, Kevin Mcaleenan, it is true that the Constitution does not grant foreigners the right to enterTo our nation, but once here, the protected from discrimination based on breed and national origin.

The United States is part of the New York declaration for refugees and migrants, in which the political will of world leaders to save lives, protect rights and share responsibility members of the United Nations is expressed. Through that statement, our delegation recognizes the positive contribution that migrants make to sustainable and inclusive development and undertakes to protect security, dignity and human rights and fundamental freedoms of all migrants, regardless of their immigration status.

The great displacements of children, youth, adults and the elderly to other countries and in particular America, affect the United Nations Member States and it is necessary to strengthen cooperation and establish a distribution of responsibilities, our delegation proposes as possible solutions the following solutions: Support policies and programs that invest in sustainable development in countries that send immigrants. Restructure commercial and foreign policies of our government to promote investment in countries that send immigrants.

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Reform international financial institutions to promote economic opportunities for poor and marginalized in countries that send immigration. Include policies to address deep causes in any migration reform bill. Support the rest centers for migrant children and their families that provide meals, first aid or basic medical care, clean clothing, showers, temporary shelters and general guidance. Implement open -door shelters, care centers in which children receive psychosocial support, have access to education and health services and obtain legal information and assistance in case they travel alone.