The Border Battle Of Humanity Article Analysis

The Border Battle of Humanity represents a controversial debate between life or death, the freedom of captivity, and acceptance in an alien world. The two articles, Imagining the Immigrant: Why Legality Must Give Way to Humanity by John J. Savant and The Perpetual Border Battle by Mark Krikorian, share a common interest that, support the concerns for immigration, standing firm in their beliefs for life and security. J. Savant, “an emeritus professor of English at Dominican University of California, writes on the issues of philosophy, ethics, and morality” (Ackley 374), while M. Krilorian, “has served as executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) since 1995 . His articles have appeared in numerous national magazines; he has been interviewed on 60 minutes, Nightline, and many other news programs’ and he is a commentator of National Review online” (Ackley 377). J. Savant writes in his article, “law and morality are not always commensurate; a law that is just in one context may be inappropriate in another, because laws function more often to allow a workable social order than to represent absolute moral imperatives, for example, that
After reading both articles, both authors make great points and provide wonderful information. There is more than just a story behind these articles but a passions for reality, wanting to express the desperations both sides face when it comes to immigration. I can our society has taken on a great fear of immigration. Can you blame them, in today’s news world all you ever hear is the bad. Never once do you hear how an immigrant family came over to the U.S. and successfully completed all obstacles needed to become a legal citizen. What it boils down to is, if you had to make a choice, it would be for personal beliefs and life choices. Many people in today’s world are selfish and refuse to share their country with