Immigrants In Josh Duggar's Sex Life

We the People are discriminatory bigots. Americans have been bred to select the scapegoat of disastrous times. Consequently, most of the condemned suffer prejudicial hardships in a nation that professes liberty and unity. Immigrants. Most Americans, if not all, point to Mexico in light of America’s struggling economy and climbing population. Brilliant. What else would we Americans do? Ignore the opportunities of both job growth and prominence of American-made products made possible by the influx of immigrants. Ignore that all immigrants, legal and illegal, support every industrial sector and are essential in the improvement of the American economy. Ignore that they are people. We choose to exploit their labor, hold hundreds of Mexican refugees in inhumane detention centers, and welcome them with a double-standard at hand. The fact that the poverty rate in Mexican families (30%) is almost three times the exact rate for native-born families (according to the Center for Immigration Studies), is only a testament of the adversities commonly faced by Mexicans. But in reality, what American cares? …show more content…
America is known for the iconic farmlands and rolling fields seen in classic movies such as Of Mice and Men and Anne of Green Gables. George and Lennie came to a land with a dream of starting a life of their own, leaving behind many adversities. As this provides some resemblance to migrant workers, it doesn’t come close to the incomprehensible experiences of Hispanic immigrants. Most of the nation doesn’t even realize that the bare necessity of every single American-food-is handled by Mexican