Advantages And Disadvantages Of Asylum Seekers

The ill-treatment asylum seekers receive and it has been an increasing political issue in recent political years. Asylum seekers who come by boat or planes suffer several disadvantages and have been rough handed. Asylum seekers come from countries that are in crisis/war who also make the process of getting travel documents impossible for them. What was compelling in the article? There are Campaigns to convince asylum seekers to avoid Australia and this campaign has received almost $40 million boost in the Abbott Government’s second budget (Anderson, 2015). Balogh (2015) referred to the issues that arise because Australia pulls weight on refugees/ Asylum-seekers: the Australian government gives most of their jobs to refugees, which make the average taxpayers feel offended by the

These articles reinforced what I already had knowledge about as well as add more vital information about the current problems asylum seekers face in society and urges me to read more about the present issues related to asylum seekers and how the government intends to solve them. What made the piece a particularly good or bad piece of journalism? All articles are Good journalism keeps the society informed in times of crisis, providing the vital information found in shared experiences. Good lead because it is focused, uses effective verbs and quickly answers who and what INVOLVED, as well as the story is interesting enough where it keeps the reader engaged. It gives the right idea; it makes the reader to continue reading. It got my attention.

What made it informative? Smith (2016) mentioned that the government is determined to clear the refugee’s transits Athens’s port of Piraeus so they can begin business. Refugees do not want to move because they are scared that the new camps would not have food and water like the Greek port.

Balogh (2015) explains in detail why the government gives jobs to the refugees and why the taxpayers feel