Arguement For Illegal Immigrants In The US

Illegal immigration has been a problem and most controversial issue for the United States for a long time. Thousands of illegal immigrants have entered the U.S. through either the Mexican border, or through many other ways. Some Mexicans have come into the U.S. through a tourist visa, but then have over stayed and are working in various places. But what's wrong if the U.S. government grant amnesty to those immigrants whose only crime is their immigration status? Amnesty, indeed, is not only the best solution to immigration problem of the U.S., it is the only feasible solution. There are several reasons for giving an opportunity to illegal Mexican immigrants to become U.S. citizens.

One thing that bothers me in life is the constant debate about immigration. As the latest election has shown, most people who argue about immigration do not argue with facts. They argue with their emotions, such as saying things like “Immigrants are taking our jobs” without posting any sources to back up their claim. The reality is that the United States immigration situation is radically different than it it was portrayed during the election. Instead of their being too many immigrants, their is actually not enough, which is hurting the economy. Texas for example already had a doctor shortage which was only made worse whenever Trump announced his travel ban. Immigrants do jobs that most Americans don’t want to do, they have a much harder time getting in the

Many of the costs associated with illegals are due to their American-born children, who are awarded U.S. citizenship at birth. Thus, greater efforts at barring illegals from federal programs will not reduce costs because their citizen children can continue to access them. If illegal aliens were given amnesty and began to pay taxes and use services like households headed by legal immigrants with the same education levels, the estimated annual net fiscal deficit would increase from $2,700 per household to nearly $7,700, for a total net cost of $29 billion. Costs increase dramatically because unskilled immigrants with legal status — what most illegal aliens would become — can access government programs, but still tend to make very modest tax payments. Although legalization would increase average tax payments by 77 percent, average costs would rise by 118 percent. The fact that legal immigrants with few years of schooling are a large fiscal drain does not mean that legal immigrants overall are a net drain — many legal immigrants are highly skilled. The vast majority of illegals hold jobs. Thus the fiscal deficit they create for the federal government is not the result of an unwillingness to work.

In The United States of America, there is a sad truth about how citizens of this country are affected or disturbed by the mere presence or thought of illegal immigrants. I do not just speak about just illegal immigrants that originate from Mexico, I also mention those from Canada or any other place in the world that travel to America for a better future. When I was young and ignorant, the belief was that only citizens with legal documents should be allowed into the U.S. since they “belong” in their proper territory. The perspective of this ignorance has changed dramatically over the course of school, and life. With the correct knowledge and firsthand experience one may open their eyes to a whole new world.

The United States of America is a nation of immigrants. Immigrants have been the groundwork and will be the future if this country, however, many fail to see the latter. Many argue that immigrants are only a burden and as a result, be deported, because they only leech off the US economy and resources. However, I stand for the principle that the worthy of the approximately 11 million unauthorized immigrants (Hoefer, Rytina, and Baker 1) should be granted full citizenship in the United States. Unauthorized immigrants should be allowed a path toward citizenship and not be deported, because it would result in the overall prosperity for the United States economy, their lack of rights hurt the workforce, and lastly, the simple fact that it is the

Picture rallies people chanting “We are one” holding signs saying “Gente con Derechos Humanos” or better yet “No Human Being is Illegal”. But, what are the chosen candidates?? NOTHING!!!! But yet aren't we the people of America? Aren't we supposed to be able to decide How America should be made? So the question is what is the national action toward immigration? Or better yet how does the nation feel about immigration? According to Center for American Progress information from five recent polls from Fox News to Latino Decisions Americans support smart solutions to immigration reform and reject deportation. But how? It’s says that Americans support a pathway to citizenship for people who are part of our communities, learn English, payback taxes and they reject tearing these families apart. This has a personal effect to many people including myself because there are families being separated daily, being accused as criminals, illegal but yet not knowing the purpose for coming to America. This drastically affects families. How? It affects The USA, Immigrants, and their children but there is also ways to prevent deportation.

Every year crimes are committed in property damage, lawsuits, deaths, containment in prison, court fees and sometimes more than one at the same time depending the situation. If it isn’t enough in the federal register posted on its annual budgeting data for immigrant inmates in correctional centers and prisons; “The fee to cover the average cost of incarceration for federal prisoners in the year 2012-2013 was roughly $28,893.40. The average annual cost to confine an inmate in a Community Corrections Center was $26,163.” (www.federalregister.gov). This data shows promise to increase in expenses in the future which could eventually cause hundreds of millions to the U.S. and tax payers for immigrants mistakes, and ongoing illegal activities. What is still surprising about these number of crimes followed by the statistics overall on money spent to house and care for these immigrants while they’re incarcerated leads to the bigger question as to why they still remain here and aren’t transported back to their home country, or at least serve jail time there. These economic burdens continue to put a dent in the budget we have in order to sustain immigrant convicts within the U.S. and in most cases prisoners are only deported in severe cases that include homicide or massive quantities drug

Franklin D. Roosevelt, an American president, has Dutch ancestry in his life. Anybody who comes to America are from different cultural backgrounds; every family arrives in the United States to make something of themselves. Families are getting ripped apart as they are being deported back to their homeland, and leaving the life they built behind. A great deal of diverse families who travel to the United States; are deprived of their American dream because of fear of deportation. Illegal immigrants should be granted amnesty because Immigrants are taking jobs many Americans do not want, they are taken advantage of for not having legal documents, and they are not secured by fundamental living rights.

What if your next door neighbor was an illegal immigrant that went to your school, and also ate your food? Illegal or undocumented immigrants should be deported back to their origin, the first reason that illegals should be sent back to is that, many illegal immigrants are a problem to the society in many ways, one example of this is they cause many crimes, another reason is that, illegal immigrants cost lots of money, and the US can’t support them, they get free stuff because they are unknown, the final reason that illegal immigrants should be deported is that, they cause many issues with the government, taxes, medicare, and other stuff that is run by the government.

illegally and then letting them become a legal citizen is a travesty waiting to happen, because we are just rewarding bad behavior. If you do something felonious you should be scolded. That's the law and we should stick to it. We have already tried to accomplish this goal in the past, when Ronald Reagan was president, and obviously it hasn't worked. In 1986 the Simpson Mazzoli immigration bill was set in place to try to solve the massive illegal immigration problem. In Reagan's diaries he said he was going to sign the bill because we had to regain control over our borders. This bill contained three promises; the government would make a concerted effort to control the border, an effective employer verification program would ensure only legal workers would be hired, and one-time amnesty would be granted for people illegally in the United States according to "5 Reasons Illegal Immigrants Shouldn't Be Given American Citizenship," by John Hawkins. Which pretty much means that the government would try their hardest to make this country safer, but from what we have seen in years since it has only grown worse. When a citizen gets arrested they are put through a trial and are sent to jail if the crime is worth that penalty, but if we don't get the illegal criminals out of our country the problem will continue to grow and will not

Immigration has been a constant challenge and has increasingly been a major issue in the United States. America is known as the melting pot of the world where everyone has equal rights and where different people from all over the world consider this country the “American Dream.” Innumerable of policies have been introduced to the young undocumented that come to this country illegal to keep their status here in the United States legal.

There are many reasons I believe are behind the need for states to regulate the activities illegal immigrants perform on a daily basis. While being originally from Mexico City, I have always tried to keep an open mind when facing the topic of immigration. In a way you could say I know, see, and hear both sides of the story, at least in part. In regards government agencies, I believe a lack of understanding and knowledge on the subject create a communication gap that allows for gray areas to exist leaving agents unsure of what is the right thing to do.

In the beginning, thirteen colonies united to overcome the British imperial authority; thus, America was founded in 1776. Amerigen, a name created by a young Alsatian proofreader named Matthias Ringmann in the early fifteen century, means no-place-land, the new-land, or the land of Amerigo in Greek, according to Toby Lester. The land of Amerigo was a place where the European civilization could go to be reborn, as many Renaissance observers had begun to hope. Whichever the meaning, the name America filled a need. Ringmann deliberately invested the name America with ideas that still resonate today and still provide important parts of the national

Immigration in the U.S. has made in big difference in the economy. Many people think they deserve to stay, but then some like Donald Trump believe they don’t deserve to stay. Most immigrants cross the border for the opportunity to work, some come in hope for a better life for their family. Only a few of the immigrants that are brave enough to take the trip actually stay in the U.S. Their jobs were often dangerous and dirty, they worked long hours, and didn’t get paid much. Almost all immigrants are not lucky enough to find good jobs, with decent pay.

The United States is known to have one of the most accepting immigration in the world. It has contributed to the country's population growth as well as social change. However, the policy remains to be a controversy because of the topic that is illegal immigration. According to the Department of Homeland security in 2010, there are 10.8 million illegal immigrants residing among the 300+ million Americans. Since then, the number has grown to 11+ million people. The U.S. Congress has always sought to find the solution for illegal immigration, with amnesty being an option. If enacted, an amnesty will give unauthorized immigrants a path to legalization and eventually citizenship. The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) is a prime