Paragraph 1 - Intro Paragraph Illegal immigrant children are talked about all over the news, but it’s rare that we do more than skim the top of this pressing issue. These children are often encountered with rough treatment from border police, and often receive no better care once they enter a refugee center for an average of ninety days until they are deported back to their country of origin. Illegal immigrants have come into the U.S for decades, but now with their ever-growing numbers, it’s important that we take immediate action to help solve a problem that is quickly gaining major amounts of ground in importance.
Paragraph 2 - Argument 1 - Process to Migrate to the US - Pathos In order for these children to migrate into the U.S, they have a journey that is often a long and dangerous task. They often leave their own country because of excessive violence and murder that makes their life a challenge each day. While they’re on their way here, …show more content…
Just a hundred years after we started our country, we started to implement the first real immigration laws, which slowly escalated into the pinnacle which it is today. At the start, the only way you could be restricted as an immigrant was if the government convicted you of a serious crime. The first rules came out at the end of the 1800’s, and more and more were continually added during the 1900’s. including Mexican discrimination and deportation from the government, even though they have essentially been and still are the backbone of US agriculture. So that leaves us at where we are today, at a crosspaths: Are we ready to move forward as a nation to ease the harsh restrictions on helpful immigrants, or will we stick to our old, selfish ways with closed borders and a boon to US agriculture and
Paragraph 2 - Argument 1 - Process to Migrate to the US - Pathos In order for these children to migrate into the U.S, they have a journey that is often a long and dangerous task. They often leave their own country because of excessive violence and murder that makes their life a challenge each day. While they’re on their way here, …show more content…
Just a hundred years after we started our country, we started to implement the first real immigration laws, which slowly escalated into the pinnacle which it is today. At the start, the only way you could be restricted as an immigrant was if the government convicted you of a serious crime. The first rules came out at the end of the 1800’s, and more and more were continually added during the 1900’s. including Mexican discrimination and deportation from the government, even though they have essentially been and still are the backbone of US agriculture. So that leaves us at where we are today, at a crosspaths: Are we ready to move forward as a nation to ease the harsh restrictions on helpful immigrants, or will we stick to our old, selfish ways with closed borders and a boon to US agriculture and