What do you think about illegal immigrants coming to the U.S for a better life? I don't believe anyone should be in the country unless they have a form of Identification. If you are in the country illegally and working in agriculture, the U.S government should have documents. I think that because they aren't causing trouble, but working and doing the right thing, they should be considered citizens of the United States of America.
Employment-based immigration allows temporary visas to certain foreign nations. There are more than 20 types of visas for temporary nonimmigrants. For permanent employment based immigrants there's only allowed 140,000 per year. These 140,000 visas are divided into five different groups for eligibility.
Family-based immigration brings certain family's member with citizenship and the LPRs (Lawful Permit Residence) to the U.S. Family-based immigrants are admitted either as immediate relatives of U.S citizens or through the family preference system. There are only a limited amount of visas available every year under …show more content…
Illegal immigrants could even die in the desert while crossing the border. Holmes said “During the first year of my fieldwork, over five hundred people died in the Tucson, some from direct violence. Most died of heat stroke and dehydration, some from direct violence” ( pg. 8 Holmes) They also risk getting caught working in the U.S earning money and sending it to their families back in Mexico. Some illegal immigrants may get caught and get deported or have to spend time in jail. With the hurricane that wiped them out and they don't have enough money to repair their houses or even the country. One of the biggest struggles they have is the drug war. The drug war makes the economy poorer and leaves families not being able to support their kids and wives because they spend money on the drugs, but it could also give them more illegal
Employment-based immigration allows temporary visas to certain foreign nations. There are more than 20 types of visas for temporary nonimmigrants. For permanent employment based immigrants there's only allowed 140,000 per year. These 140,000 visas are divided into five different groups for eligibility.
Family-based immigration brings certain family's member with citizenship and the LPRs (Lawful Permit Residence) to the U.S. Family-based immigrants are admitted either as immediate relatives of U.S citizens or through the family preference system. There are only a limited amount of visas available every year under …show more content…
Illegal immigrants could even die in the desert while crossing the border. Holmes said “During the first year of my fieldwork, over five hundred people died in the Tucson, some from direct violence. Most died of heat stroke and dehydration, some from direct violence” ( pg. 8 Holmes) They also risk getting caught working in the U.S earning money and sending it to their families back in Mexico. Some illegal immigrants may get caught and get deported or have to spend time in jail. With the hurricane that wiped them out and they don't have enough money to repair their houses or even the country. One of the biggest struggles they have is the drug war. The drug war makes the economy poorer and leaves families not being able to support their kids and wives because they spend money on the drugs, but it could also give them more illegal