Should Illegal Immigrants Be Deported

Some people think that illegal immigrants should be deported because they are taking American citizens’ jobs. This way of thinking is understandable because there are a lot of unemployed Americans out there. It is true that many Americans are unemployed, but there aren’t many people in the U.S. who would want to work in the

The prediction by economists is that illegal immigrants will redistribute income by lowering the salaries of competing American workers and increasing the salaries of complementary American workers as well as profits for business owners and users of illegal labors. America has always been a home to all immigrants and is considered a large group in the work force and contributing to the economy. While the total net impact on the native born is small, the loss or gain for certain groups of the people can be extensive. Let’s consider the facts immigrant workers

Should millions of undocumented immigrants be allowed to live in the U.S without the fear of being deported and losing their families? Undocumented immigrants who move to the U.S to help give a better life to their families should not worry about being deported. Undocumented immigrants risk their lives crossing boarders, just to give their families a better life. Not all undocumented are rapists, drug traffickers or any of the other things Donald Trump has said about the undocumented immigrant. Undocumented immigrant laws have become a situation because so many undocumented immigrants live and work in the United States. Trying to figure out whether undocumented immigrants should be deported or legalized is causing an effect on the families and they live in fear of what could happen and how it could change their lives forever. Many undocumented immigrants take many risks to cross the border and the fear that undocumented immigrants have to live with is unfair.

The deportation of illegal immigrants does not just affect immigrants in the united states, it affects America as a whole. The deportation of immigrants will negatively affect the united states, affecting the housing market in a great way, causing an increase in government spending, and affect work in the U.S. .Mass deportation is an ineffective way to get rid of illegal immigrant. Immigrants help the U.S, not hurt it, if it weren't for immigrants the U.S wouldn/t thrive as much as it

Deportation is bad for the society and the economy because the deportees are wrongfully deprived of their freedom and could be separated from their families. In just one small city in Arizona there are 1,500 immigrants, who are being held in the Eloy Detention Center. The Eloy Detention Center got a special treat from John Legend and Juanes January 20,2016, the artists put on a concert that was meant for the detainees in the detention center, but unfortunately the detainees were only aloud to listen to the concert because the jail wouldn't let them out of the cells. Instead the close relatives and activists who were already there watched John Legend and Juanes perform a concert in protest of putting illegal immigrants in jail. The audience held signs and chanted "Si se peude," meaning yes we can and "not one more deportation." This concert was part of John legend's plan #FreeAmerica. Whereas in Emma Sanchez Paulsen's  case she was an illegal immigrant who immediately got deported the following describes her

The article, “Mass Deportations Would Impoverish US Families and Create Immense Social Costs,” by Robert Warren and Donald Kerwin, of Center for Migration Studies, describes the major consequences of what a massive deportation of

In the article "The Cost of Mass Deportation", the author talks about the negative impact that deportation can cause this country. The issue of illegal immigration has been an active debate in congress for the last few years. During the presidency of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, the enforcement of deportation has increased. The author mentioned three options that are in congress’ debate and promise to restore the immigration system. The first is to invest billions of dollars into immigration enforcement, which could reduce the quantity of illegal immigrants in the U.S. This option is very unrealistic because this alternative would not affect the number of immigrants substantially. Instead, it would make people live under the shadows subject to exploitation without rights and opportunities. The second alternative is mass deportation, which could trigger the economy and bring a lot of consequences. Mass deportation can have a cost of approximately $285 billion dollars in about five years. The previous alternative leaves the third option as the most rational alternative. This option would permit to combine the application of the law, and at the same time, promote economic growth as well as protection for all workers. In other words, an immigration reform may be beneficial for both parties because this

A hardworking undocumented parent can be deported and no mercy is given to such person if they have family living in the United States. Hispanics feel as the discrimination has torn many families. It goes without saying that immigrants live in fear. Imagine a mother left to provide a family when her husband has been deported. If both parents are deported and the children are U.S. born then the children will end up in foster care. “deportations break families up and have a wider effect on the community as a whole—not just the individual and the family involved.” (worsened over the past year. With talk of major deportation it seems there has been more deportations than ever. How is this affecting the social institution of Family? Trump, a republic candidate, has bashed Mexican immigrants and embarrassed by saying Mexicans are thiefs, rapist and murders. (/www.dailykos.com) Trump is seriously disrespecting Mexican Americans and immigrants with his continuous insults. Trump wants to build a 2,000 mile border wall and force Mexico to build it. This is harmful to the ecosystem and violates the Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act. (Capps,

5.1 million of the 73.1 million minors living the United States currently live with their illegal immigrant parents. The minors are legal American citizens as the 14th Amendment of the Constitution grants citizenship to children born in America, regardless if their parents illegally immigrated to the U.S. or not.. Donald Trump, the 2016 Republican presidential candidate, has proposed taking away birthright citizenship from illegal immigrants' children. By doing this it could reduce the amount of immigrants coming to our country and reduce some government debt. In addition, birthright citizenship is not a natural law. We the people voted on putting the 14th amendment into place, which in turn gives not only us, but illegal immigrants children citizenship, just for being born in America.

They see that it is the wrong thing to do to make the parents separate from their kids and let a complete stranger to take care of them. If they go with their parents to their home country they would go to a country that everything will be new to them and it would be somewhere they don't belong because they already started their life here in the U.S.. Separating immigrant families would make the kids suffer not knowing who is going to take care of them as well as not knowing where their parents are, as well as having the chance of never being able seeing them again. According to The Atlantic “The mental toll and isolation on both parents and children who remain in the U.S. can be devastating, which is often compounded by a reluctance or inability to access mental-health care that might bring some relief.” (Emily Deruy ). The separation of the parents and kids have led to the kids having a mental toll on them since they no longer will see their parents as well as not having the chance to get any type of help to get through this crisis that them and their parents are going through. The deportation of illgela immigrant families leave a mental scar to not only the kids but also the

What should be done about undocumented immigrants? Here in the United states there are over 11 million undocumented immigrants. Immigrants continue to enter our country illegally every day. This should not be the case and America should take action towards the deportation of illegal immigrants. Therefore, undocumented immigrants should not be offered a pathway to citizenship because they take away jobs that belong to Americans, encourage law breaking, and increase the country’s population.

Exile Thousands of children are brought to the US every year illegally. They live in the US the majority of their lives. Then if they commit any crime, something as minor a traffic ticket, they can be deported. Deportation should not occur to immigrants brought to the US illegally as children, if deported, they have no identity, job or family.

Have you ever wondered how safe the greatest country in the world really is? Me too. Whether illegal aliens should be deported is a very controversial topic. There are pros and cons for boths sides of this issue which can decide if something should be done about this or not.

In the United States, immigration has become quite an issue. Since Donald Trump has become president people have surfaced questions like, what will happen to illegal immigrants. But, beside the president should we keep the illegal immigrants and let them live in the US without fear of being deported or should we deport them back to their native countries such as Mexico and other hispanic areas. As research shows immigrants bring danger to the roads, they fill up prisons, and they suck off of American education. All of these will result in americans being affected negatively in some way. Illegal immigrants should be deported.

Many labor-intensive industries face a severe shortage of workers. There is currently a shortage of labor in construction, agriculture, building maintenance, hospitality, childcare, and retail (Altman). The construction industry estimates it will face a million person labor shortage in the next ten years as native born Americans find the industry unappealing (Altman). The critical shortage of labor cannot currently be met by the extremely limited government quotas for legal immigrants (Altman). Not many native-born Americans are interested in pursuing essential but often unpleasant jobs such as janitors, fruit harvesters, or daycare workers, but unskilled illegal immigrants are (Passel and Cohn). Illegal immigrants doing these unpleasant jobs