Pathway to Citizenship, A human rights Issue? The immigrant population is fast growing in all states in the United States. One segment in particular is rapidly growing and is said to soon out number the African american population and become a force to reckon with on the political level, they are hispanic immigrant. Although the hispanic immigrant population is growing at such a fast pace there seems to be a disconnect with the political system. Politicians don 't seem to know how to deal with the needs of the immigrant population. Politicians need to try to understand and come to grips with the fact that these people are here and are going no where anytime soon and as a matter aact they are more each day.The great debate has
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right facilitates advancement of the others."In this essay i will explore the issue on a political level, a social level and will present a rough draft of a pathway to citizenship for undocumented people that …show more content…
A process that would benefit both the undocumented immigrants and the Government. This process needs to be well thought out and even better executed.It cannot be an incentive for others to try and migrate illegally and take advantage of this pathway. So first and foremost undocumented individuals seeking to become legal residents would have the task of proving they have been residing in the United States for at least three years prior to the passage of this new procedure. They will need to provide dated documents such as bank statements, enrollment in school, passport showing date of entry into the united states. Those who are unable to prove this will not be eligible to gain legal residence and may be subject to deportation. Anyone foun to be falsifying documents to gain legal resident will be put on a deportation proceedings immediately to avoid new undocumenteds from trying to game the system. Those who make it past the first step will then be thoroughly interview and an intensive background check will be done, these costs will be assumed by each individual.In an effort to unite both sides of the spectrum ,the plan i have devised should be pleasing to both sides.I have presented a pathway to citizenship but in away that benefits the government.This plan might not be
right facilitates advancement of the others."In this essay i will explore the issue on a political level, a social level and will present a rough draft of a pathway to citizenship for undocumented people that …show more content…
A process that would benefit both the undocumented immigrants and the Government. This process needs to be well thought out and even better executed.It cannot be an incentive for others to try and migrate illegally and take advantage of this pathway. So first and foremost undocumented individuals seeking to become legal residents would have the task of proving they have been residing in the United States for at least three years prior to the passage of this new procedure. They will need to provide dated documents such as bank statements, enrollment in school, passport showing date of entry into the united states. Those who are unable to prove this will not be eligible to gain legal residence and may be subject to deportation. Anyone foun to be falsifying documents to gain legal resident will be put on a deportation proceedings immediately to avoid new undocumenteds from trying to game the system. Those who make it past the first step will then be thoroughly interview and an intensive background check will be done, these costs will be assumed by each individual.In an effort to unite both sides of the spectrum ,the plan i have devised should be pleasing to both sides.I have presented a pathway to citizenship but in away that benefits the government.This plan might not be