The Pros And Cons Of Citizens Of The United States

No one wants to leave their country, but war, famine, and employment can cause people to migrate to find a peaceful place to stay. More than a million undocumented immigrants migrate to America every year searching for jobs and safe places for their families to stay, Because of this, every undocumented immigrant in America should be granted citizenship. The U.S government should allow the immigrants who are here illegally to become U.S citizens. Many of the undocumented immigrants do their best to assimilate, pay their taxes, and contribute to American traditions and culture. Their contributions to our country have done so much for the people, we should be honored to have them.

“Sovereign citizens are anti-government extremists who believe that even though they physically reside in the United States, they are separate or “sovereign” from the United States. As a result, they feel they do not have to answer to any government authority, including courts, taxing entities, motor vehicle departments or law enforcement” (Dempsey & Forst, 2016, p.534). Sovereign Citizens are domestic terrorists who have committed crimes of violence against law enforcement officers.

This year, voters will again have to choose who they think would be the most qualified candidate. But before this can be determined, it has to

I think birthright citizen should be abolished. It would be unfair to the people who work hard just to be an American Citizen. It takes a lot of process and it’s expensive. And undocumented parents coming to the U.S. and making a child that's officially an American Citizen, just because she/he was born in the U.S. soil, my opinion is that it’s unacceptable. It’s unfair for others who came in the United States illegal and applying for American Citizens, that takes years since you have to live in the U.S. for more than 4 years to be able to take the test for being an American Citizen.

the word undocumented reveals the author’s main argument which is tell the personal experience that the author had to live as undocumented immigrants coming from Mexico to the united states illegally that made them face many challenges and obstacles attempting to make their life better , and undocumented word is strongly related to the issues that the author addressed in her essay , it showed the enormous issues they have faced by following the tells of other people that is not exist , the author used this word in each paragraph in her essay . the first issue was the difficulty of getting a job with the language barrier, being undocumented prevent them from getting a license, the fears of her mom in the workforce of being pulled over

“One may be making a virtuous decision when choosing the lesser of two evils, but one will still find himself stuck with an evil choice.” Many Americans today find themselves in this predicament when concerning the two possible choices for President of the United States. On one hand you have Hillary Clinton who the Federal Bureau of Investigations labeled “careless” and “grossly negligent” in the handling of America's top secret information. To the contrary you have Donald Trump who has said “he would like to ban all muslims”. Both of these examples merely scratch the surface on the quality of these two candidates. Correspondingly many Americans agree that neither Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton are fit to be President of the United States.

Immigration and naturalization seem to be a relentless ever present concern of the American government. The immigration of different European, Jewish, Asian, and Hispanic groups during different eras of American history have continuously raised interest in how the government should balance America’s reputation for being a welcoming place where anyone can succeed, without sacrificing the economy. One group which was especially targeted and discriminated against by the legal system throughout American history was Asian immigrants. This is evident in naturalization laws, and the results of Supreme Court cases petitioned by predominantly Chinese as well as other Asian groups such as Japanese and Hindus.

People came out to vote, in spite of their disagreement with the morals and the ideas of the candidates. I volunteered on election day, and went canvassing in a low-income neighborhood as part of a Get Out the Vote Drive. I was frankly disgusted and disheartened to feel the atmosphere set by the election. Residing in the majority of houses I visited was an American citizen who did not have any positive anecdotes about the two main candidates. They were doubtful of both of their abilities to serve. When these people casted their votes, they were supporting the candidate’s respective party, rather than the candidate themselves. Many are unaware to the fact that these candidates are not their only options. In the recent election, there were about 10 presidential candidates on more than 20 state ballots. Perhaps the electorate would give one of these less known candidates a victory if they truly desire for their voices to be heard in other ways than by the two main political

Throughout the history of these great United States of America, the country has always possessed something truly unique: the fundamental principle of being for and by the people. This dynamic has lasted throughout the 241 year history of the United States being an independent nation. Whether it was the American Revolution led by George Washington, the Louisiana Purchase of Thomas Jefferson, the freeing of the slaves by Abraham Lincoln, or even through the grimmer times of the Great Depression, we have always remained strong due to great leadership (“The history of the United States,” 2016). However, as time has passed, both major parties, the Republicans and the Democrats, have become increasingly polarized in their conquest for power. This remains true to this day, as the United States is in the midst of its current presidential election cycle, with the ultimate goal of a strong 45th President of the United States of America.

Oh really?? Please tell me how an undocumented immigrant can acquire this free health care. Last time I checked, you need a special number called a social security number which undocumented immigrants dont have (hence the word UNDOCUMENTED)! How could you be so ignorant? Although I  do agree it is an embarrassment that veterans dont get the health care they deserve, undocumented immigrants have nothing to do with that!! How can they take advantage of the system if they live in the shadows?  If anyone is taking advantage of the free healthcare, it would be the AMERICAN CITZENS that drive up to the medicaid offices in a BRAND NEW LEXUS (and yes I have seen this happen). How the hell can you afford a LEXUS and at the same time qualify for Medicaid??

November 8th 2016 is when our next presidential election will take place. Many of us are wondering who we should vote for, the Democratic Party leader Hillary Clinton or the Republican Party leader Donald Trump. Hillary’s email scandal makes her untrustworthy and Donald Trump’s ignorant nature make it extremely difficult to choose a candidate, to choose between a lesser of two evils. We could vote third party, try to make sure no party gets a majority and hope the electoral colleges votes for that third party, but no third-party candidate has won the presidential election ever, all the way back to the first president George Washington in 1789. It would take many people to make it happen now.

The first effort to control immigration was not to bar immigrants entirely, or turn back those who wanted to travel to the United States, but to set standards for immigration and separate the desirable newcomers who would add to the country from undesirables which would only tear it down. The very first immigration enforcement enacted by Congress was in 1798, and allowed the present to deport anyone that was deemed dangerous to the United States.

This seems to be one of the most popular topics in both political and day-to-day conversations. Here is the simple answer: yes. In other words, yes, undocumented immigrants should be granted amnesty by the federal government. According to the ITEP, unauthorized immigrants as a whole paid $10.6 billion in local and state taxes, so why not give them the life that they’ve already paid for?

Before refusing to vote for the “lesser of two evils,” I urge you to consider the long-term ramifications of your decision. This election is not just about the next four years (we can always choose a different direction in 2020)-- it is about the next quarter century, or more. The wrong choice this year may have unintended consequences for generations to come.

Millions of undocumented immigrants should be allowed to live in the United States, and be able to do so without fear of being deported. Many of these undocumented immigrants come to the U.S. in hopes of finding new and worthy opportunities that they were unable to find back at home. This incentive proving itself to already be harmless and plausible. Which is why we should, instead of deporting undocumented immigrants, present them with permits to be able to work and an amnesty from deportation.