How To Know If You Are Ready for Immigration to the United States

Are you ready for immigration to the United States of America?

LANGUAGE - Are you ready to learn English? It is imperative that you learn the english language if you are planning to move to the United States of America. There are many well meaning yet ill informed individuals that will give you documentation and help in Spanish or your native language. This is not good for you. Total immersion into the society and language is best. If you do not learn english, you will not be able to prosper.

Make sure that your children learn english also. Do not allow them to attend school in a classroom where the teacher speaks their native language. It makes it harder for them to learn english and thwarts their progress.

CULTURE - Your culture will change even if you think it will not and even if you do not want it to. The American culture is so different that you will change. If you do not want to change, why are you leaving your native country in the first place?

GIVING UP YOUR CITIZENSHIP - You will be required to give up your citizenship of your native country to become a U.S. Citizen. U.S. law does not allow you to have citizenship in two countries.

BEING A U.S. CITIZEN - Are you ready to become an American citizen?

Know Your Miranda Rights

By now every single American over the age of twelve has heard of Miranda Rights. The Miranda Rights are rights that you automatically have (if you are an American) and the police are required to remind you of when you are arrested. However, you have the same rights even if you are not arrested. You have the right to remain silent, you have the right to an attorney, one will be appointed to you if you cannot afford one, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. The cops are being honest when they tell you these rights so listen to them. Don't talk.

You have the right to remain silent. You never have to answer questions from police officers, never. It is better to be silent than to lie, so just be silent. You can just say, I have the right to remain silent. They will most likely continue to badger you, but you need to know and must know your rights. Remain silent. Even if they arrest you, even if they lie to you, even if they coerce you, remain silent.

Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Are you listening to this. They will twist anything you say around until you do not even recognize it anymore and then they will use it as evidence against you. Your guilt or innocence does not matter. It is their job to find and arrest someone for something, don't let it be you.

Know your rights and exercise them.