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Illegal Immigration Speech
Immigration has been an issue in Texas and across the nation for many years. Illegal immigrants have been flooding into the United States by the thousands every year and it seems like nothing has slowed them down. What can we do as a state? What can we do as a nation? Do we need to have stricter laws that will place these illegal immigrant in prison? Do we need to install a fence above and below the ground? No one seems to be coming up with the correct solutions. If we were to go out and do a survey as to what needs to be done I believe we would get answers like the following. Let’s just shoot every one of them that cross illegally. Build an electric fence so it shocks them when they try to climb or go through it. Put all of the in a prison …show more content…
He told me Sean think about those jobs out there that none of us like to do. Many of the illegal immigrants or working in the agriculture field. So think about it if we did not have them doing this job how would we as American get our vegetables that we like to see on our plates when we sit down for dinner. How about when we get home and walk into our homes? How many times have you seen men from the Hispanic culture working in the sweltering heat or freezing cold to build these homes that we are in? How about the highways that we drive on each and every day to go to our jobs to be able to afford the luxuries that I have just spoke about plus many more. So what do we need to do as a nation or state? Can we truly answer this? Should we put a 100% stop to illegal …show more content…
Under DACA an illegal child or young adult immigrant could be granted to stay within the United States and not be deported. Of course there are several requirements that the immigrant must meet in order to receive this benefit and stay in the US. These immigrants must meet the following requirements to be eligible. Individuals who meet the following criteria can apply for deferred action for childhood

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