Death Rates Among Detained Immigrants

Immigration is considered as a politically delicate issue in every country around the world. Because of an immigration issue, people are splitted by the thin line between the essential of compassion, and the significant of the national security and economy. Also, the immigration issue has been happening in my home country, Thailand, for a long time.

Have you ever had 1 maybe even 2 meals a day because of were you live, or can't go outside because of gangs and violence. Well this is the life of an immigrant. Every year 8-12 million illegal immigrants are coming into the united states but 363,000 (83%) are being brought back with out a judge. They try so hard to have there children become an American but most fall short. Once they are in the united states illegally they have to find jobs and not get caught by the cops. When living in the U.S. seems easy to us, to the illegal immigrants its the most difficult thing in there lives.

One of the biggest controversies there are right now is over illegal immigrants. Many people believe that immigrants should all be sent back to where they came from but yet many others believe that they should be able to stay and be given the same rights because of how much they help the economy and work forces. What many do not realize, is that immigrants were the ones who got the United States to become as great as it is today. Most Americans either are completely for illegal immigration or completely against it. A lot of the political debates as of now focus mostly on immigrants and how each candidate wants to handle them and where they want the situation to go. On one side of the debate, many think that illegal immigrants are just criminals

Immigration has recently come to light as a vast issue due to the latest presidential campaign. President Trump has given voice to United States citizens who demand a stricter immigration policy, though many don’t seem to know what immigration policy covers. According to the American Immigration council, “Immigration to the United States is based upon the following principles: the reunification of families, admitting immigrants with skills that are valuable to the U.S. economy, protecting refugees, and promoting diversity.” Before Trump’s campaign people were already protesting for reform. In 2006 an estimated five million, in 150 cities nationwide, stood up to protest US immigration. (DeSipio, de la Garza pg 1) While many people have protested immigration, there are still many who support it. The biggest argument being that we are all immigrants. In the book Immigration by Nicole Green, she talks about how there have been more people immigrating to the US each decade and how this has split the vote on whether or not it should be allowed. Green says, “Critics of the current policies call for stricter limits on immigration and a crackdown on U.S. employers who knowingly hire undocumented workers. But

Immigration has always been a major problem in the United States that affects all Americans. This is something that congress has been needing to address. Every year thousands of illegal immigrants cross into the states every year. Some enter to try and obtain a better life for not only themselves but their children as well. Some illegal immigrants come into the states to have the opportunity to get a job, even though employers have been instructed by congress to ensure that the individuals they hire are legal. Since there are so many undocumented people in the United States, it could be considered one of the most talked about topics in the 2016 presidential debates along with past debates. There are approximately ten to 14 million illegal immigrants

The argument of immigration is at the top in today’s society, it is one of the most discussed problems in the government. Some people think America should let people in. some other people think they should keep them a out of the country and it is a debatable problem all around. America is a diverse country and has different people from different places so there are opinions all around the country.

Immigration is a major controversial issue in today’s government. Some important matters include national security, the economic weight, escalation in drug and weapons trafficking, and human trafficking. Immigration is both beneficial and detrimental to many people, and our country.

Another contentious subject is legal immigration, or migration. Legal immigration has a significant impact on both the country the individual leaves and the country to which they go. Over the centuries, countries have seen the ramifications of legal immigration and migration. Legal migration has a significant impact on both countries. Legal immigration and migration across borders in essence lowers the unemployment rate in the country the migrant leaves. (If a migrant leaves a country for another, the reason is probably economic or social.) The migrant, in turn takes jobs from the new country’s economy. This, in high volumes, has been seen to either lower unemployment rates or decrease the number of jobs available. Migrants often

Immigration is a very hot topic in the U.S at the moment. Most people come to this country to find better opportunities, to have a chance of becoming something great in life but some people do it illegally and that has brought a big issue. There are about 12 million immigrants in the U.S and only about 1 million are legal. People says they are over populating, that they are taking their jobs. Well to solve that there is only one best solution and that is to legalize all those immigrants.

Immigration is a controversial social issue because people are coming to the United States illegally. Americans fear that immigrants will bring unwanted problems, danger and crime into our society. The United States has an issue with immigrants from Mexico and Canada. These illegal immigrants are bringing crime and drugs into the US. In an article posted by The Washington Times, Americans claim that “immigrants hurt US culture and our economy.” Many Americans have different opinions on immigration, although most of them are bad. As a society, we can not risk all of these problems coming in. Americans need to come together and solve these issues concerning immigration.

Immigration has always been a very debated topic, with some people pointing out the opportunities different countries offer immigrants and the people on the other side of the spectrum highlighting the way immigration affects native born people. During the campaign period for the 2016 election, it was clear that candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump had different views. Clinton sought to be more “humane” and mindful when reforming immigration policies and Trump sought to quickly remove the bad “hombres” who were committing crimes and taking jobs. Recently since Trump has taken office, he made sure to be a man of his word and started deporting people, a large portion being those who have committed larger crimes and a smaller fraction

Immigration has been a topic of much concern to the U.S. and its citizens in not only recent years, but since the birth of the country. Whether it be the Irish, the Chinese, Japanese, or even Mexicans immigration has always been a large prevalent issue at that. Before the 21st century, immigrants did not only come from Central and South America but they also came from Europe and Asia. The nationality of people has changed over the years, as have the opinions of the citizens in the U.S.

United States of America was founded on immigration. The very foundation of the current modern country was founded by a group of European settlers searching freedom from a controlling monarch. Since the 1400’s the America’s have been a destination for European explorers seeking a new place rich with resources. They have been traveling long and hard voyages to capitalize on the American continent and its promise of opportunity and riches. But in recent years the lineal descendents of the immigrants feel that they have the right to restrict the immigration abilities of others. Forgetting that they would be in a different place or be a very different person. Immigration has become a political hot topic. Immigration should not be a controversial topic due to almost all of American families descending from immigrants, America itself being founded upon immigration, and unless you are of 100% Native American descent, your family would not be in America unless they immigrated.

These children are used as anchor babies a device by which a family can find legal foothold in the US, since those children are automatically allowed to choose United States citizenship. So deporting illegal immigrants would leave those children parentless. Those children under 18 would be moved to orphanage and that would cost more money. Especially for taxpayers who would have to pay triple the amount of on federal tax because those children need to be fed and sheltered. In many cases those children do return with their parents back to their home country but they don't have as much of the resources if they would have stayed in the

Immigration is a big topic often talked about in America leading up to the upcoming