Persuasive Essay On Immigration

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These immigrants could have these jobs back in their native country which requires very high intense labor and could be paid what is considered 100 dollars here. They come here because they know that wages here are much better than what is earned back home. Being in a land in which most of them do not speak English but are still out there getting jobs. Immigrants do not come here to commit crimes. They do everything to have a better life, even if that means working two jobs to sustain a middle class life in America.This drive is key in understanding why America needs immigrants in order to be great again. The current immigration policy also locks out high-skilled workers such as engineers, doctors, and entrepreneurs. The United States invests …show more content…

Not getting hired because of the lack of knowing how to speak english can have an impact on these individuals. Trump noted in his reform “Nearly half of all immigrants and their US-born children currently live in or near poverty, including more than 60 percent of Hispanic immigrants.” (Donald Trump) Although many of the times hispanic immigrants are in poverty and have the right of government help with many do not relay to much on welfare considering what many Americans think that most hispanics are getting the help. With a study study done in August 2015 “ show that percent of recipients who are Hispanic on welfare is 15.7%.” showing that more then half that are in poverty are not getting help, and are out there working those jobs that are offered to …show more content…

That is what has happened throughout the years when illegal immigration started to be an uprise in the United States.. Molina stated that “Deportations have reached record numbers with an annual average of nearly 400,000 deportees, about double the annual average from 2001.” Having these migrates kept away in jails and then sent back can be more costly then having them here in the United States. Mothers and children can have an impact on having a loved one being deported. In the story of Yolanda told by author Margaret Regan she explained “ she was facing deportation, she could have accepted “removal” to Mexico right away, but if she were deported she would lose her children. So she stayed in the prison month after month, fighting her case, hoping to persuade a judge to overturn the deportation order.” (Regan pg. 2) What can be similar to many of the families that deal with someone who is deported, they have to go through not seeing their love ones for a while. Having to face not seeing their dad or mom because the child is born in american and the parent is not and having children left in the United States living in foster homes or with grandmas. These long process that immigrants should not have to go

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