Much like an unlocked door, the border of the United States has been left wide open, leaving the entire nation open to unwanted guests, and economic disaster. Walking in freely, illegal immigrants have entered the U.S. by the millions. Bringing with them drugs, violence, and poverty. Throughout the United states, taxpaying Americans are unemployed and live in the most destituted areas, while each year 700,000 undocumented aliens add to the ten million already present from years of executive failures
American taxpayers spend billions of dollars annually on illegal immigrants (Camarota). Illegal immigrants pose many risks to the American public. These risks range from financial distress to terrorism. Therefore, the United States government should deport all illegal immigrants from its borders. Most importantly, illegal immigrants drain the American economy. The many costs of illegal immigration create an unmanageable debt for the American public. For example, legal Americans pay taxes to the
Immigrants America is one of the counties that have many different races such as, white, black, African, Asia, Latinos, and many more. Anyone who wasn’t born here, come’s to the United States to seek great opportunity and chase his or her dreams because America is the land of the free. The United State government welcomes legal immigrants who come here, but lately million’s of illegal immigrants came United States and basically took over the local jobs that the natives had. Some might argue that
future. Immigrants have to sacrifice a great deal, work hard, and bring high-skilled labor in developing countries to ultimately achieve their dreams in life (Das, Raychaudhuri Roy, 110). In developed countries such as the United States, immigrants can secure better opportunities for jobs and safety, and interact with other cultures. Immigration includes negative aspects too, including, overpopulation, unemployment, and illegal immigrant. The positives still outweigh the negatives; immigrants are important
country. The United States of America has always been an attractive country to migrate to because of the positive benefits. America has the largest national economy and many other rewards, therefore it is not hard to see its appeal (Walsh). Because of America having so many appealing advantages, it is now the leading country of immigration (Walsh). Despite the government policies, America still allows immigrants of many different races and cultures to enter. Most of the immigrants that come to the
The United States of America has been known for many years to be the greatest nation on earth, and for having beautiful, and intelligent citizens. But why is it the greatest nation on earth; what makes it so powerful and great? It’s the citizens. This nation is driven by a dream, or at least its citizens are, the “American Dream”. I myself as a citizen have realized that the “American dream” is far from being easy to accomplish, and that only a few are destined to achieve it. Not everyone is meant
Most Americans in the United States may not truthfully admit that there is discrimination in America when it comes to immigration. The type of immigration that I am referring to is that of illegal immigration into the United States from the southern borders. The people coming here illegally or those that have overstayed passed their stipulated time issued by their visas are the ones who are facing this problem head on. They are coming originally from different countries, such as Mexico, El Salvador
America is a country of immigrants. People from all over the world come to the US in search of a better life. America is the melting pot of countless different types of people who all bring their unique cultures and beliefs. The United States prides itself on being diverse and accepting of other ideas, yet Americans are still hostile to immigrants. Amnesties and immigration reform has been a long heated discussion in the United States. People question whether giving illegal immigrants citizenship
Despite the fact that immigrants were welcomed with relatively open arms there were some social issues with the welcoming of immigrants into the United States. Segregation was a major problem with immigration. Just as in previous waves of immigration, immigrants clustered in neighborhoods. This made assimilation into the American culture so much harder for immigrants. Eventually these neighborhoods would disperse as the younger generations gained educations and intermarried. Another problem for the
scholarships because of his status as an illegal immigrant. Along with financial difficulties, his family has to live without their father because his father came earlier to earn money for their crossing which caused him to get deported from the United States. Tony, along with his two siblings, will have to wait twenty years to see his father again (Tony). They are not the only family, who has had these problems, and with Arizona’s new, immigration law, immigrants are required to have documents on them