Immigration Problems

America has been around for 239 years. That’s years of new problems that have been developing throughout our country. In our current election year, our candidates for presidency have been asked about a major problem: immigration. Immigration is a huge problem in the United States. This is because illegal aliens are said to have problems like “lost jobs, depreciated wages, stolen taxpayer resources, and increased number of crimes and domestic terrorism. Each of these problems harms Americans in many ways… Millions of American citizens are out of work or unable to find a job because we have 12-20 million illegal aliens in America due to politicians”(Gheen). The average American citizen is not concerned about the overall problem with immigration,

This new program will need every single day to grow. There is cost that needs to be attended to, along with the well-kept care of the buildings. While being in this program, refugees will need to at least have a stable job not only for the SNAP program but for them to have a little more cash flow and for the buildings to be kept in check. There will be jobs all around - from housekeeping to refurbishing. “A Better Tomorrow” will keep a watch on refugees to make sure they are doing the task on hand. Refugees helping out the buildings will cut cost with people like plumbers. This will also help with the refugees in getting to know their living

However, with ‘A Better Tomorrow,” people won’t have to worry about money going to people who are refugees. It’s mostly because America is scared of strangers coming in and taking over, thinking that refugees, including immigrants, are terrorists. When trying to create this program this issue needs to be addressed. People who are running for their lives from their homeland are most likely not the terrorists who commit atrocities like 9/11. The refugees live a low class lifestyle. The actual terrorists are people who are sent from extremist groups who have money and are intelligent. It’s not the lower class that needs to be watched. Putting that aside, people’s taxes won’t support this beginning of renovation. It will be a community process. It will be the average American citizen who will to put aside scared feelings to work towards a better