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The present condition of the United States of America is a scene of a disjointed nation. The population of the country has constructed a barrier between its citizens that is deeply rooted between heritage and language. There are commonalities distinguished among the citizens of a nation by addressing their way of life. These ties are quickly being broken due to the problems being established between English-speaking citizens and the many immigrants who are recently citizens. The United States are commonly referred to as a melting pot due to the many backgrounds seen in each community however, this situation can be dangerous. If we keep accepting more and more languages and ways of life into the American culture than the true heritage of the states will be lost. The simplest solution to restore the unity of the country would be to create a common bond between all its citizens. This bond would not only restore the sense of community to the country and destroy the barriers but......

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