Illegal Immigration Controversy
INTRODUCTION
Illegal immigration is termed as a movement of people into a country in violation of its prevalent immigration laws and statutes. With increasing income disparity between the developed and developing nations along with natural disasters, civil uprising, religious persecution, terrorism and war, illegal immigration has emerged as a major source of controversy in large parts of the developed world, raising political, social, economic and legal issues. This holds true for the United States as there is now an estimated 11.4 million illegal immigrants living within our borders according to the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as of January 20121.
On November 20th, 2014, in an attempt to curtail rising populations
Illegal immigration is termed as a movement of people into a country in violation of its prevalent immigration laws and statutes. With increasing income disparity between the developed and developing nations along with natural disasters, civil uprising, religious persecution, terrorism and war, illegal immigration has emerged as a major source of controversy in large parts of the developed world, raising political, social, economic and legal issues. This holds true for the United States as there is now an estimated 11.4 million illegal immigrants living within our borders according to the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as of January 20121.
On November 20th, 2014, in an attempt to curtail rising populations