Just Like Us by Helen Thorpe

Luke believes that if someone prevents illegal immigration from flooding the southern border, the United States will be better. He said that the reason for poverty in this country is that illegal immigration is to take on all work. (Sop, 2009, page 118). Luke is from a bourgeois point of view and is a person who has worked hard in the country and has not experienced life in the country without a document.

Sociology is a systematic study of social behaviors and human groups (Scheuble, 2013). Helen Thorpe's "Like Us" is studying the social behavior of illegal immigration between their groups and external groups. The authors noticed that most illegal immigrants acquire a fake Mexican ID card because their current situation is not subject to real Mexican identification cards in the book. - More than 250,000 people make Canada a new home every year. There is no other place in the world that is fascinated by its educational system, economics and universal health care system and likes it. Regardless of country of origin, all Canadians are guaranteed equally before law and equal opportunity. However, some may argue that the policy of Canada is not being implemented as it should be. Is the concept of true equality a distant idea?

In the book of "Like Us" by Helen Thorpe, she is telling the story of four Mexican-American girls living in Denver, Colorado. Marissa and Yadira were born in Mexico and have no document, but Clara was born in Mexico and has permanent residence rights. They are best friends and their relationships and they are not affected by immigration requirements until they graduate from high school and they do not face the challenge of finding new ways to pay for their university education There is no doubt. Teenagers who were not documented who graduated from high school had few opportunities to receive scholarships and attend university. Most of them will use fake social security cards with minimum wages. On the other hand, Major John Hickenlooper is trying to help undocumented immigrants give them the opportunity to keep growing. Clara will become a US citizen