2016 The Year Of Change Essay

2016, the year of change. A change in stocks, a change in presidents, a change in political views, and a change in societal lenses. Because of the upcoming era of the Republican and the strict ideals brought along with the presidential reign of Donald Trump, the Hispanic population and culture is vastly being oppressed and isolated due to the change in stances on immigration. In addition to being of Hispanic background, being a part of the lower working class in socio-economic times like this bring to reality and dismay that the near future brings. People of Hispanic heritage are going through a stressful time with the change from Democratic to Republican parties as well as some of the apartheids that come along with the adjustment. Although …show more content…
Immigrants come to America on the promise that it will get better, and the opportunities and chances are immeasurable once here so why take that away from these people that come here in hopes of a better life? While jobs are getting harder and harder to find, the economy is prosperous, GDP is rising, small business are at one of the biggest booms they’ve ever been, and America has reached a plateau of stability. Proposals for change come and go but if the United States could see that the pros outweigh the cons, then it could become the next super power. Thousands of people die every day because of the hardships and wars in their homelands and if the immigration policies were to change to support the fearful and in need, imaging the prosperity and kinship that would be resulted. Whether white, Mexican, African American, Native American, etc. everyone has been fearful for their safety and stability so why not band together and protect the people of the Earth so that wars and battles do not have to be fought and lives do not have to be lost. It all starts with immigration; no one should be fearful in the United States of America because this is the land of the free and home of the brave and here, everyone should be