The Pros And Cons Of Immigrants
III. SPECIFICATIONS
Immigrants have the existing ability to enter the U.S with certain risks and restrictions. There are complications about motives and the legality as well as the consequences for these if they are caught. There is a difference between immigration and being an illegal alien. Most people who travel to this country have good reason to continue to stay, whether that reason be for family, work, war or otherwise. The real danger that concerns the border should come from the harmful contraband that is imported and exported from the country. Instead we blame crime rates, and the taking of American jobs on immigrants who are employed in businesses that impact our economy; who live in small cities, and work for small wages. With an increase in population there is bound to be slightly more chaos than typical but that is not a direct …show more content…
Families suffer the constant fear of being separated from their children and sent to detention camps without visitation. Even after release they are not guaranteed their parental rights to be reinstilled. The children can suffer great trauma after witnessing the force of having their family split apart affecting them for the rest of their lives. Being able to support yourself is important as well. Maintaining a job where you are protected from discrimination and operate in a non-hazardous environment where you are paid the same as the average worker is to be expected but currently not the case for migrant workers. All people determined to be an American citizen and live in this country should be welcomed and accepted, easily with little time in between, and treated no differently than the next person. The opportunities in this nation are great, we should allow all people to take advantage of it. We need a more in-depth policy and a system able to perform as well as it possibly can, capable of keeping the country safe while
Immigrants have the existing ability to enter the U.S with certain risks and restrictions. There are complications about motives and the legality as well as the consequences for these if they are caught. There is a difference between immigration and being an illegal alien. Most people who travel to this country have good reason to continue to stay, whether that reason be for family, work, war or otherwise. The real danger that concerns the border should come from the harmful contraband that is imported and exported from the country. Instead we blame crime rates, and the taking of American jobs on immigrants who are employed in businesses that impact our economy; who live in small cities, and work for small wages. With an increase in population there is bound to be slightly more chaos than typical but that is not a direct …show more content…
Families suffer the constant fear of being separated from their children and sent to detention camps without visitation. Even after release they are not guaranteed their parental rights to be reinstilled. The children can suffer great trauma after witnessing the force of having their family split apart affecting them for the rest of their lives. Being able to support yourself is important as well. Maintaining a job where you are protected from discrimination and operate in a non-hazardous environment where you are paid the same as the average worker is to be expected but currently not the case for migrant workers. All people determined to be an American citizen and live in this country should be welcomed and accepted, easily with little time in between, and treated no differently than the next person. The opportunities in this nation are great, we should allow all people to take advantage of it. We need a more in-depth policy and a system able to perform as well as it possibly can, capable of keeping the country safe while