Illegal Immigrants: From Migration To The United States

For a very long time immigration has always been a topic of discussion. Today illegal immigrants is one of the biggest issues in the United States. There have always been talk on how the American government could control their borders and the number of immigrants, legal or illegally, move into the United States. There have been many immigrants that have lived almost all their lives in the states, but are not considered American citizen or resident. This problem has been occurring from the beginning of time. Before Europeans used to be one of the biggest migrant to America. These people were looking for betterment and the promise of freedom, like anyone who decides to leave their homeland. After several years Mexicans were the highest number of immigrants to enter the US. The Mexican and Spanish from the very beginning, were never treated fairly, they always had to work low wage jobs and cleaning and serving other. Today this still stand true. Almost all undocumented immigrants from Mexico or central America are known for working low paying, unskilled jobs, …show more content…
From slavery to segregation, there has been a significant discrimination toward this race. Recent events have showed how police brutality has taken away the lives of many innocent people. When the events are analized the first thing that is brought to the attention of the audience is how a black man had been shot and killed by a white cop. It is hard to say whether these incident happened because it was a discriminatory act or because it had a valid reason. These recent event compares to the lynching of blacks in the south. Blacks were falsely accused of committing a crime and would have to pay with their lives because of somebodies view on races and color. Police brutality ties into the lynching crisis in the south because many law enforcers would turn their head to the situation and wouldn't attempt to stop or report the