America The Melting Pot
A nation founded by immigrants, for immigrants, but now decides it’s too risky to let in people who need our help. Imagine being forced to put all belongings in a bag, and walk with your family to the nearest countries, and being denied continuously of shelter. The same politicians who say “Live the American dream”,deny it from other humans because of fear. The most important thing in life is opportunity, giving these Syrians rights, and freedoms they haven’t previously had will create hardworking thankful citizens, and children with opportunity.
The argument that we shouldn't take in immigrants because of the number of homeless citizens we already have is ludicrous, they're two different topics, and manipulated through politics. For instance, we spend 601 billion dollars a year on military, but can't help the veterans that survive from staying off the streets. Next, the immigration issue is just giving them a chance because without us they will homeless without a choice. …show more content…
But, what we can control is giving these families a second chance. It’s hard to comprehend the courage it takes to move countries and continents, while accepting that most of that new country is going to have preconceived notations and racial bias from what they hear on the news.
In conclusion, not giving these human beings a chance would be un American. For example, we have a national monument called the Statue of Liberty, which is a symbol of enlightenment for us immigrants to get a fresh start. My Great-Great grandparents were immigrants, who risked everything to create a better future for their family, but as time changes the American ideology does as
A nation founded by immigrants, for immigrants, but now decides it’s too risky to let in people who need our help. Imagine being forced to put all belongings in a bag, and walk with your family to the nearest countries, and being denied continuously of shelter. The same politicians who say “Live the American dream”,deny it from other humans because of fear. The most important thing in life is opportunity, giving these Syrians rights, and freedoms they haven’t previously had will create hardworking thankful citizens, and children with opportunity.
The argument that we shouldn't take in immigrants because of the number of homeless citizens we already have is ludicrous, they're two different topics, and manipulated through politics. For instance, we spend 601 billion dollars a year on military, but can't help the veterans that survive from staying off the streets. Next, the immigration issue is just giving them a chance because without us they will homeless without a choice. …show more content…
But, what we can control is giving these families a second chance. It’s hard to comprehend the courage it takes to move countries and continents, while accepting that most of that new country is going to have preconceived notations and racial bias from what they hear on the news.
In conclusion, not giving these human beings a chance would be un American. For example, we have a national monument called the Statue of Liberty, which is a symbol of enlightenment for us immigrants to get a fresh start. My Great-Great grandparents were immigrants, who risked everything to create a better future for their family, but as time changes the American ideology does as