Microaggression: Why Do Immigrant People Get Deported Every Day?

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Microaggression can always lead to a problem with human society these days. How are we going to live it like that? What do we suffer? People these days are being too judgmental. There are a lot of ignorant people everywhere. They do not care at all! We all live in a society that doesn’t give us examples on how to be a normal human being. One of the worst problems in human society is that, people take advantage to one culture to another. Most people feel discriminated by their skin color. Other people take advantage to one another. I also feel that immigrants are the victims of microaggression too. Why do immigrant people get deported every day? They feel that they are not welcome, because they are illegal aliens. Don’t you hate it when the police ICE agents comes knocking on the door, sooner or later you will get deported back to Mexico?! …show more content…
It is mostly Mexican, Guatemalan and Salvadorian people that get deported. What will happen to their children if their parents get deported?! It’s sad on how these people suffer from these types of microaggression. For example: “You don’t belong here in the United States, because you are illegal! Go back to Mexico. Otherwise, I’m going to call the I'm going to call immigration on you if you do not stay in your country. We don’t want to deal with people that are illegal aliens. You should learn on how to be a good United States

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