Of all the various ethnicities in America one of the most targeted of all time is the Mexican community. Some may wonder why that may be, since they are one of our closest neighboring countries and we often have a respectable relationship with the government. When we hear about immigrants, we unfortunately don’t think of them as American citizens, when in reality we should treat them equal to us because this group of citizens are the ones that make America great. Throughout the United States’ history there have been mass deportations of illegal immigrants in the country. During the 1930’s economical depression era the United States’ government had a mass deportation of Mexican-American citizens in an effort to gain free up jobs for citizens
…show more content…
Since Trump did not present proof to restore his credibility, his comments were not to be taken seriously as some American citizens have done ever since he made them. One of the most if not the best way to prove one’s credibility is considered to use Statistical evidence because there is no partial point in which the evidence will stand, meaning that it will strongly support what point and disagree with the other. Y.H Lee used an analysis of the 2010 Census report from the American Immigration Council to justify her stance against Trump’s comments about Mexicans: “1.6 percent of immigrant males 18 to 39 years old were incarcerated, compared to 3.3 percent of native-born males.” This data not only does it come to prove that immigrants are not at a high percentage as individuals alike Donald Trump have stated in the past. The data rather than incriminating the immigrant community of the United States comes to incriminate native-born citizens are the individuals that have the higher incarceration percentage. With these conditions in mind along with background knowledge about immigrants we can disapprove Trump’s comments that are only based with racism and incompetence that show how biased Trump is about immigrants. Although Trump made such accusations this does not necessarily mean that such statements are true only because he is a
Since Trump did not present proof to restore his credibility, his comments were not to be taken seriously as some American citizens have done ever since he made them. One of the most if not the best way to prove one’s credibility is considered to use Statistical evidence because there is no partial point in which the evidence will stand, meaning that it will strongly support what point and disagree with the other. Y.H Lee used an analysis of the 2010 Census report from the American Immigration Council to justify her stance against Trump’s comments about Mexicans: “1.6 percent of immigrant males 18 to 39 years old were incarcerated, compared to 3.3 percent of native-born males.” This data not only does it come to prove that immigrants are not at a high percentage as individuals alike Donald Trump have stated in the past. The data rather than incriminating the immigrant community of the United States comes to incriminate native-born citizens are the individuals that have the higher incarceration percentage. With these conditions in mind along with background knowledge about immigrants we can disapprove Trump’s comments that are only based with racism and incompetence that show how biased Trump is about immigrants. Although Trump made such accusations this does not necessarily mean that such statements are true only because he is a