The Failure Of Immigration Restriction
“Aliens” In America
Are they really the “aliens” or is it us? Immigration restriction should not be supported because it brings in millions of people and money to America every year. Immigration is the start to how the United States came to be what it is today. It takes away from people's possible freedom and their futures as American citizens.
To support my claim against strict immigration laws, the author of The Failure of Immigration Restriction, Pearson J., argues that immigration restrictions are a failure and have not succeeded for large amounts of time. The failure leads all the way back to the 1800’s when the irish arrived. The Irish were here looking for steady work and would take low wages. This is something america did not …show more content…
This is to help the federal system gain jurisdiction over them, so they may be arrested or deported back to their home country. Immigrants take the jobs that we as americans do not usually want, but they will do it for lower wages and will work more hours just to support their families. These so called “aliens” are a big part of our societies, economies and communities. They keep our country populated and working, but they also do have the potential for negative influences such as gang violence, illegal importing, and many crimes. Some illegal immigrants in the U.S. are big in drug and weapon trafficking. This brings in millions of dollars each year without any government knowledge or taxing. This is why people and the U.S. take immigrants as a negative thing. There is a lot of controversy behind it which drives my claim against immigration …show more content…
We are the country of freedom, happiness, and redemption to other countries. This is what leads to criminal activity and situations other countries do not have to deal with. The restriction of Mexico, Central, and South America is what increased the rate of illegal immigration. “a committee within the House of Representatives formulated a new immigration bill, H.R. 4437 (Sensenbrenner/King Border Protection, Antiterrorism and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005)”, this proposed the construction of nearly 700 miles of fencing. This is now being redesigned by D. Trump, and he is dedicated to keeping them out. Immigration illegal or legal cost the U.S. economy around 70 million dollars per year. The money they cost us to be here takes away from our hospitals and schools as well as money they earn working and the 500 million dollars of taxpayers money a year they use just while being incarcerated. Though they use a lot of money and are here under no government knowledge, does that mean they should have so many restrictions. As the number of immigrants increase officials are endorsing different forms of amnesty for groups with sympathetic situations which is dangerous and misleading for many reasons. Protecting our country is a good thing but this is not the way America was meant to
Are they really the “aliens” or is it us? Immigration restriction should not be supported because it brings in millions of people and money to America every year. Immigration is the start to how the United States came to be what it is today. It takes away from people's possible freedom and their futures as American citizens.
To support my claim against strict immigration laws, the author of The Failure of Immigration Restriction, Pearson J., argues that immigration restrictions are a failure and have not succeeded for large amounts of time. The failure leads all the way back to the 1800’s when the irish arrived. The Irish were here looking for steady work and would take low wages. This is something america did not …show more content…
This is to help the federal system gain jurisdiction over them, so they may be arrested or deported back to their home country. Immigrants take the jobs that we as americans do not usually want, but they will do it for lower wages and will work more hours just to support their families. These so called “aliens” are a big part of our societies, economies and communities. They keep our country populated and working, but they also do have the potential for negative influences such as gang violence, illegal importing, and many crimes. Some illegal immigrants in the U.S. are big in drug and weapon trafficking. This brings in millions of dollars each year without any government knowledge or taxing. This is why people and the U.S. take immigrants as a negative thing. There is a lot of controversy behind it which drives my claim against immigration …show more content…
We are the country of freedom, happiness, and redemption to other countries. This is what leads to criminal activity and situations other countries do not have to deal with. The restriction of Mexico, Central, and South America is what increased the rate of illegal immigration. “a committee within the House of Representatives formulated a new immigration bill, H.R. 4437 (Sensenbrenner/King Border Protection, Antiterrorism and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005)”, this proposed the construction of nearly 700 miles of fencing. This is now being redesigned by D. Trump, and he is dedicated to keeping them out. Immigration illegal or legal cost the U.S. economy around 70 million dollars per year. The money they cost us to be here takes away from our hospitals and schools as well as money they earn working and the 500 million dollars of taxpayers money a year they use just while being incarcerated. Though they use a lot of money and are here under no government knowledge, does that mean they should have so many restrictions. As the number of immigrants increase officials are endorsing different forms of amnesty for groups with sympathetic situations which is dangerous and misleading for many reasons. Protecting our country is a good thing but this is not the way America was meant to