The Pros And Cons Of Migration In The United States

The world needs to pay more attention to the global migration crisis, considering it could led to a new problem. If more people are leaving their country and moving towards more developed countries, it will leave less resources for the developed, and the developing will have less workers. The more developed countries like the U.S, Canada and the U.K should be more opened to helping others migrate from their government. However, it may be difficult for them to let more immigrants come in because it puts a strain on the economy. Immigrating in the United States is becoming a bigger problem because our economy is better than most, and we’re a developed country, meaning it’s a big pull factor to want to move here. Immigration has also become out …show more content…
For example, Our economy is not the best, but it is still functioning and many people still need to reach a good economy. People are moving because they want a better lifestyle, they want freedom. The leaders of a country should not have the power to stop immigrants from moving, considering a person should be able to live wherever they like. Since people should have to the right to move, the government should not use a number to control the amount of immigrants allowed. That number will not prevent Another pull factor is the fact that women are working and are more equal to men in the United States. Other countries do not allow women to work, making people want to move to the United States. Since so many people want to move to the United States, there needs to be a solution so the U.S.A does not become overpopulated and is unable to keep the country running …show more content…
However, it may lead to disputes about the law being racist to other beliefs. In that case, the people would see that it’s not just targeted toward a specific he religion or belief, the system would work for any immigrant. It would allow more people to become citizens, and less people sneaking across the borders.
For a person to have to resort to illegal immigration to survive, they would go through plenty of intervening obstacles. Those obstacles may be crossing the desert, sneaking on a plane, stealing for money, and law prohibiting them to enter would be the least of their worries. The United States needs to realize that if a person needs help, they will not stop if they truly need it. Rand Paul’s plan would both allow more citizens to enter, and less resorting to illegal immigration. It is better to have more legal immigrants, then to have more illegal immigrants who are able to disguise themselves.
After Rand Paul’s plan is enforced then the developing countries need to work together to figure out the problem, and work together to fix it. For example, if it is the leader of the country causing people to flee, then help start a revolution and allow them to gain independence. If their countries are fixed, then there will be no reason for them to move to the developed