Legal Immigration “People are seeing immigration as a negative. That’s a shame because if its done right, it’s a positive…” – Ron Woodward. In the 14th Amendment section 1 states that
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside…” Taking away the rights of legal immigrant is against the U.S constitution. Legal immigration should not be decreased or eliminated, considering that in doing so, it will inevitably create more incentive to come into the country illegally, and smart and talented individuals bring benefits to the country, despite the fact that immigrants may deplete government resources. Through the persistence …show more content…
With combined intellect from all over the world we can accomplish so many things and attain the image of a united world that can put aside differences to find a resolution to many issues. Studies have shown that the educational level of immigrants has been increasing (Chavez 74). The United States has diverse opportunities that not many other countries have. Having the privilege of being allowed to fulfilling these desires is something that people desire (messerli). The strenuous journey that immigrants go through shows just how passionate and determined people can be to have a shot at the American dream (The Coming 6). A report shows that immigrants and their children founded 40% of The Fortune 500 companies (Anderson). Immigrants can truly benefit the country and Anant Agrwal said, “Without immigrants, we would have to send work overseas, and that certainly would not help the American economy.”(Chavez …show more content…
If eligible for earned income or child tax credit, immigrants can take money from the government. Also, if they take a low paying job, which is common, it results in paying less tax (Messerli). But it has been proven that underprivileged immigrants under-consume welfare in comparison to poor Americans. Additionally, if the population of immigration or diversity is high, that does not affect or decrease welfare on the state level; furthermore, there is more of an increase in economic freedom.
Legal immigration should not be reduced, bearing in mind that in doings so, it will undeniably create more motivation to come into the country illegally. Particularly culturally innovative and talented individuals bring benefits to the country. Taking away the privilege of legal immigration is against what the constitution says, and it is illogical because it creates more illegal immigration issues, and opposing arguments can be refuted. Legal immigration should be increased for the benefits that come with it to both
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside…” Taking away the rights of legal immigrant is against the U.S constitution. Legal immigration should not be decreased or eliminated, considering that in doing so, it will inevitably create more incentive to come into the country illegally, and smart and talented individuals bring benefits to the country, despite the fact that immigrants may deplete government resources. Through the persistence …show more content…
With combined intellect from all over the world we can accomplish so many things and attain the image of a united world that can put aside differences to find a resolution to many issues. Studies have shown that the educational level of immigrants has been increasing (Chavez 74). The United States has diverse opportunities that not many other countries have. Having the privilege of being allowed to fulfilling these desires is something that people desire (messerli). The strenuous journey that immigrants go through shows just how passionate and determined people can be to have a shot at the American dream (The Coming 6). A report shows that immigrants and their children founded 40% of The Fortune 500 companies (Anderson). Immigrants can truly benefit the country and Anant Agrwal said, “Without immigrants, we would have to send work overseas, and that certainly would not help the American economy.”(Chavez …show more content…
If eligible for earned income or child tax credit, immigrants can take money from the government. Also, if they take a low paying job, which is common, it results in paying less tax (Messerli). But it has been proven that underprivileged immigrants under-consume welfare in comparison to poor Americans. Additionally, if the population of immigration or diversity is high, that does not affect or decrease welfare on the state level; furthermore, there is more of an increase in economic freedom.
Legal immigration should not be reduced, bearing in mind that in doings so, it will undeniably create more motivation to come into the country illegally. Particularly culturally innovative and talented individuals bring benefits to the country. Taking away the privilege of legal immigration is against what the constitution says, and it is illogical because it creates more illegal immigration issues, and opposing arguments can be refuted. Legal immigration should be increased for the benefits that come with it to both