Should Illegal Immigrants Be Illegal

Illegal Immigration is a Crime each year the Border Patrol apprehends hundreds of thousands of aliens who flagrantly violate our nation's laws by unlawfully crossing U.S. borders. Such illegal entry is a misdemeanor, and, if repeated after being deported, becomes punishable as a felony. Today there is significant number (that is up to 11.3 million) of immigrants who are labeled as “illegal aliens’ in the united states. The terms illegal and undocumented immigrants are used independently based upon the circumstances of each individual.
Undocumented immigrants is a foreign-born individual that doesn’t have legal rights nor are they documented to continue to live in the United States, however they can obtain a tax identification number and work in this country.
When looking at the definition of what and illegal immigrant is, it is precisely that a person that has not entered in the United States as undocumented immigrants of foreign descent that doesn’t have legal rights nor are they documented to continue to live in the United States. How much plain can this be, or are we simply looking at this one group of races that have entered into the United States undocumented. Let’s take a look at other foreigners that have entered this country illegally or undocumented. According to the Demographics of Immigrants in the United States Illegally in 2012 approximately 7 million illegal immigrants came from Mexico, approximately 2 million from Central and South America, and 1.2 million from Asia (Procon.org). Do we hear about the other foreign born illegal immigrant as much as we do the Mexicans, the answer is no. Why is that many feel that they come to take jobs and services away from American which is simply not the case? They are working jobs many American refuse to do, and as far as the services, yes it is taxing our state funding, but no more than what