A policy expresses basic sets of rules that are proposed by a governing body or individuals which dictate the course of action for a particular activity. Today the United States of America is faced with the biggest question ever asked in history. What are the rights and limitations of immigrants for coming to the United States every year? In the year 2013 it was recorded that an astounding 11.6 million immigrants, especially from Mexico, illegally cross into American soil (Bush and Bolick). In that year, it was documented that approximately 41.3 million immigrants came in the United States.…
Illegal Immigrant is a foreigner who has entered in a country unlawfully without the country 's authorization and undocumented Immigrant is a growing problem in America. Most Americans believe that both illegal and legal immigrant come to American to steal jobs away from the modern American citizen and to use social service to get welfare, food stamp, and unemployment, but this believe are all false. However, Illegal immigrants have it far worse than legal immigrants because most of them live in fear of being discovered by the ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) so they have to live a life of invisibility. They face several risks at the workplace, such as if they get injuries they can’t go to the hospital cause their undocumented, so there for they can’t afford insurance; they work at a risky job that modern American would not work in and yet the…
The immigration policy of your candidate Donald Trump is rooted in the idea that illegal immigrants are people who are taking our jobs, committing crimes, and bringing in illegal contraband, like drugs. He calls for the complete ejection of all illegals in our country, and the creation of “an impenetrable physical wall on the southern border”. Trump plans to force Mexico to pay for a wall that will return the illegal immigrants that Trump doesn't want. If Trump doesn't want them, why would Mexico? Trying to get someone who doesn't benefit from the creation of the wall to pay for the wall is nearly impossible, and if it does, what benefits will America have to give Mexico for the wall?…
Some American citizens believe that all immigrants are poor, tired, and free-load off of hard working people. But, they are not, and who wouldn’t be tired and poor if they were in the same positions as those people, in fact, not all illegal immigrants are poor either! Many illegals come America to work for better opportunities than those given in their home countries; this does not render them as poor. There has to be an alternative to this illegal immigration reformation, the stereotypes that all illegal immigrants think coming to the United States is a ‘free ride’. Mexican folks who cross over the border illegally, are not jumping it just for fun, they cannot feed their families in Mexico, and it costs a lot of money and processing to even legally start a new life across the border.…
The united states spend an average of 2 billion dollars a year deporting undocumented immigrants to their home country. Most of this immigrants return back to the united states so all this money is a waste of tax money. Why not? legalize the 11 million undocumented immigrants and generate a boost to the economy of 1.5 trillion dollars GDP over the course of 10 years and add close to 5 billion dollars in tax revenue in just the next three years of the immigration reform occurring. The evidence suggests that a immigration reform will boost the united states economy in every way possible.…
The number of immigrants coming into the United States increases every year. This only makes the country more difficult to stabilize and keep under control. Not to mention, the high rates of immigrants take away opportunities for many U.S. citizens. A main concern is the diverse nationalities and cultures causing a language barrier and as well as an issue of American safety. This country needs to become secure for its own before it welcomes others with open arms.…
In general, I have no problems with illegal immigrants and by illegal immigrants here we all know that the most part are from Mexico or what we all thought of when we speak of illegal immigrants. I am not racist person nor protest against anything because I tends to keep things to myself and only discuss it with my friends and family. With this topic that I have chose, it requires my full opinion so I write out my opinion as of not meant to offend anyone. As I was reading the topic with all the debates from debaters, I was thinking of the conversation I had with my husband regarding the issue of illegal immigration.…
If you ask a person about what they imagine when they hear the word "America" They might imagine many different things. For some view the red, white, and blue colors, or our strong military force, or even the Statue of Liberty. For others imagine freedom, opportunities, and hope. When people think of America they think of Freedom, courage, red white and blue colors. For some its Personally I consider America to be one of the bets countries in the world.…
“Our nation is built upon a history of immigration, dating back to our first pioneers, the Pilgrims. For more than three centuries, we have welcomed generations of immigrants to our melting pot of hyphenated America: British-Americans; Italian-Americans; Irish-Americans; Jewish-Americans; Mexican-Americans; Chinese-Americans; Indian-Americans.” - Ami Bera The united states should work on a immigration reform. That way the percentage of deportations will drop.…
Cheech Marin said that “At the end of the day, it not only doesn't make logical sense to deny licenses to undocumented immigrants, it doesn't make financial sense.” Illegal immigrants have been a big issue for a long time in the United States. This issue is more present in the states of California, Texas, Nevada, Arizona, and, New Jersey, which are known for being the top states with the most illegal immigrants. (McClellan).…
America's current immigration system is broken. Many employers exploit the system - hiring undocumented workers - and there are millions of people living below the sight of the government, harming both the economy and the country. Both Congress and President Obama realize that something must be done to solve this immigration problem or else the country will continue to suffer. However, partisan ideals is what will keep reform from ever coming to fruition. Immigration reform policies should not include a pathway to citizenship for all undocumented citizens currently living in the United States because the bill would never pass through Congress, cause economic harm, and in turn, increase illegal immigration.…
Illegal Immigration Illegal immigration has been a heavily debated topic across the United States for the past few years. These undocumented Immigrants are often seen as the enemy and their point of views are rarely seen across. Most immigrants that come into the country are looking for better lives. The United States is supposed to be the land of opportunity, but this country is keeping people from great opportunities. Illegal immigrants should be legalized for their work ethic, their desire to provide for their families and their diverse contributions to our society…
Throughout American history, many people around the world have left their countries for a chance to start new lives in this country — and they continue to come here to this day. People who come to live in a new country are referred to as immigrants, who can generally be classified into two categories; legal immigrants or immigrants who have permission to reside and work in the United States, and illegal immigrants or immigrants who arrive illegally or somehow manage to lose their legal status after entering the US on a legal visa. Over the past 400 years, immigrants have had different reasons to come to America. Some came to escape war, others for the freedom to practice the religion of their choice. Still others came for the opportunity to own land or simply for a change.…
Many U.S. citizens believe that immigration is actually a negative influence on society. Some people see immigration as harmful to the American economy because they believe that these immigrants are taking away jobs from natives. This idea can be easily dismissed, as it is proven that even with the population at a far higher percentage (12 percent) of foreign-born Americans than in recent decades, the economy has still experienced a higher overall gross domestic product (GDP), higher GDP per person, higher productivity per person, and higher employment rates among Americans. Even if immigration is not the cause for this economic boom, it certainly should not be to blame for false perceptions of economic downfall. As far as social contributions, many traditional American citizens carry too much pride to admit that foreigners could have a positive influence on the society of the United States.…
Issues on Immigration Throughout history, immigration has created serious conflicts in various societies, often leading to chaos and endless controversy. These issues with immigration, including the high unemployment rates, deportation, and the association of immigrants to crimes, continue to present themselves in contemporary society. Thousands of televisions and radio broadcast their diverse opinions on immigration with arguments erupting over what exactly needs to be changed and how to accomplish this. There is one point that everyone seems to agree upon: the necessity that the systems that administer and enforce immigration undergo serious reform.…