Immigration has seemingly always been a major topic and controversial issue in political campaigns. There are a large array of considerations that must be taken into account when addressing this issue and forming a solution. With many people having different views on the matter it often times proves to be near impossible to come up with a solution that pleases everyone. However, with proper speculation and insight on the matter, there are ways in which the goal of having a stable immigration system can be achieved.
With the origin of the United States revolving around immigration from Europe, essentially we are all immigrants to a certain extent. Many of the country 's founding qualities and principle revolve around equality and acceptance,which leads a person to figure that as a nation we would treat new immigrants with opening arms and with little hostility due to these principles and …show more content…
Taken from Week 9: (The Latino Experience) around the 1920s a sort of massive Mexican immigration to the U.S began to take place. The hope was for a better life and more opportunities,ones that they were unable to achieve in Mexico. Immigrant communities were established in many areas around the U.S primarily around where general labor jobs were easily found. The lure of economic opportunity and political freedom still to this day lures mexican immigrants to cross the border to the U.S. A large part of our economy relies on these immigrant workers. Without them the cost of many things would increase such as food for example, considering majority of the manual labor in the agriculture industry is done by mexican immigrants, but this is just one of the many industries affected and reliant upon immigrant
With the origin of the United States revolving around immigration from Europe, essentially we are all immigrants to a certain extent. Many of the country 's founding qualities and principle revolve around equality and acceptance,which leads a person to figure that as a nation we would treat new immigrants with opening arms and with little hostility due to these principles and …show more content…
Taken from Week 9: (The Latino Experience) around the 1920s a sort of massive Mexican immigration to the U.S began to take place. The hope was for a better life and more opportunities,ones that they were unable to achieve in Mexico. Immigrant communities were established in many areas around the U.S primarily around where general labor jobs were easily found. The lure of economic opportunity and political freedom still to this day lures mexican immigrants to cross the border to the U.S. A large part of our economy relies on these immigrant workers. Without them the cost of many things would increase such as food for example, considering majority of the manual labor in the agriculture industry is done by mexican immigrants, but this is just one of the many industries affected and reliant upon immigrant