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This is so great and I hope many more see this. Some parents just love blaming issues with their kids on public education when in reality, much of the blame may lie on their shoulders. The main issue is that the parents don’t even realize what their children are turning into. Giving love and care needs a balance because too much causes this sense of entitlement you speak of.

Hey Casey,
I have also noticed the entitlement kids have today. Kids today do not need to work for rewards now. Kids are now receiving rewards without doing anything. As they grow up, they have a feel like things should be easier for them and be handed to them. I found this article that actually gives you signs if your child may have entitlement issues. I hope to read more about this topic in the future!
Source: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/singletons/201511/9-signs-child-has-entitlement-issues

The issue of mass infantilization I find, is more systemic and that the explanation of “mediocre parenting” does not do enough justice. We can see this all around us in our society. The government compels youth to attend schools where noncompliance and individuality in all its forms is constrained and stifled. Heck, the schools even legally take on the privileges your parents do in order to deprive you of basic constitutional rights.
In law, the government acts as a nanny. You can’t drive without permission from the government, you can’t drink or smoke any substance without being told its okay, you can’t do business without the government making you do it in ridiculous and bureaucratic ways.
It’s all over contemporary media that an entire generation of university students have Peter Pan’d themselves into absurdity. Certainly, some older generation could be blamed, and I certainly agree that some parents are complicit.

I agree with your post wholeheartedly, I believe that people born in America deserve to stay but those that came illegally don’t. I also agree that the citizenship process needs to be refined to ensure that people will go through that process to get into the country.

Casey, I really enjoy your article. I am an immigrant who came to America to seek better life and I believe everyone else has the intention in doing the same. I like how you stated “citizenship is so hard to attain that many people don’t bother even trying to get it.” This is very true, most of the people trying to receive citizenship have a hard time passing because the test may be difficult for them. I also believe that kids who are born in America and have parents that are illegal should be able to stay in America, and that the DACA should not be removed. I found an interesting article that explains why DACA should not end (https://nypost.com/2017/08/31/dont-end-daca-the-immigration-program-trump-must-save/). Anyways, thanks for the post and looking forward to what you write next.

Dear Casey :
I am proud about the Latino flag and US “America is Their Home” because it is showing that being an immigrant is not too easy.
One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is “people born in America from illegal immigrant could be subject to deportation along with their families.” I think this is important to know because most people watch the news. I don’t, so reading your post taught me new stuff that only some people already know.
Another sentence that I found was “Right now, citizenship is so hard to attain that many people don’t bother even trying to get it. This creates a big issue because if nobody wants to take the time to become a citizen, the government will have to spend more time deporting people when they should be focusing on more important issues..” This stood out for me because not all people have free time to do all the same things. thousands of people are waiting to get their responded to there cases.
Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next because I learned me something

Whats Up Casey!
This is a very good article. I agree that citizen ship should be an easier process. This would make it so kids in DACA won’t have to spend as much time in the program. This could cut the costs of supporting a program and reduce the number of kids in it.

Here is an article that might tickle your interests:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/09/congress-turns-to-immigration-daca-bill-after-government-shutdown-ends.html

Jenessa,
Your post provides great insight on the view of fake news, and how it could surge into the future concerning social media and the advancement of technology. I believe that the notion of fake news has been exemplified and popularized by the Trump administration. I think that there will always be a sense of fake news roaming around politics and government because of the way information can be so readily available today. I agree with your point about how the manipulation of the media can ruin many agencies to provide a better, or try to provide a better, image for the interest of another party, company, etc. Social media is more or less like a gift and a curse. It would probably be in the best interest for everyone to keep a sharp eye on the way America is heading with the election process, and how social media is becoming a critical element which is integrated into this process as well. Thank you for the post, Jenessa, I look forward to your next one!

-Thomas K.

Casey, I agree with you that more desperate measures should be taken to help stop mass shootings. I prefer to be more optimistic and believe that if gun control laws were stricter then the number of shootings would decrease significantly. It is sad to think that mass shootings are now part of the American culture. I think this article with statistics and information about shootings in America and other countries would catch your interest, https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/07/world/americas/mass-shootings-us-international.html. I look forward to what you post next!

Casey, I also agree with you. I really don’t know what the best way is to stop gun violence in America. I think restriction on gun laws and banning gun in general will reduce the amount of mass shooting, but won’t necessarily stop it. I don’t know if there will ever be a stop to mass shooting. One thing I like about your post is when you stated that “This year seems like there is almost a mass shooting once a month somewhere in the US.” This is very true and we, as American, should not be proud of this. An article I found about shooting in America which you may found interesting is https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/mass-shootings-in-america/. It talks about the math of mass shooting, which is pretty sad. Anyways, I found your post interesting and informative. I am looking forward to see what you write about next.