Most born and raised American people feel the decision to allow people from other countries into the United States, freedom to live and work on good paying jobs. Americans feel they should have those opportunities first and that our country has people already living here facing hard times, being homeless and living in shelters. From Human rights in a globalizing world: who pays the human cost of migration? “Undocumented people from Mexico, Iraq, and other countries of the Global South risk their lives every day to enter the United States, France and other countries in the Global North, and many lose this wager on their lives.” (Golash-Boza, 2007)This reform has allowed immigrants to enter America and have the same freedom of choice. Immigrants
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From Human rights in a globalizing world: who pays the human cost of migration? “Sadly, these crimes could be avoided with a more humane border policy, which allowed people to search for a better job and life in another country. Although the people smugglers are the main perpetrators of rape along the border, Mexican and US officials are not innocent in this area either. The vulnerability of these women and men could be lessened if they did need to rely on the services of people smugglers to move across the border, that is, if they did not have to cross illegally.” (Golash-Boza, 2007) Also from The United States Needs Tougher Immigration Laws exert Shawn Moran explains that “They know the border is a dangerous place. They know that they are opening themselves up to predation form smugglers in addition to the physical hazards of crossing the Rio Grande River, the Arizona desert, or even the Montana wilderness.” (Lane, 2015) It is also stated that “As long as there is an incentive to cross, people will continue to do so.” (Golash-Boza, 2007) These are some of the things that we neglect to understand how immigrants have helped our economy. It is stated that even women are targeted, “The fact that women are taking birth control pills prior to crossing the border means that potential migrants are well aware of the risk …show more content…
Statistics state the challenges at the border are because there is no unity between the United States law enforcement and the Mexican law enforcement. Communication is the key to any good organized plan. They also state in some parts of the border, an old fence, divides the United States and Mexico, which causes all kinds of problems with entry form immigrates. The old fence was never removed even though there was a bill passed to put up new ones. Some parts have a new fence, but the others the old fence remains because of the high cost of fencing. From Human rights in a globalizing world: who pays the human cost of migration? the quote “Increasing border security does not decrease migration flows. It only leads to more deaths along the border, passages that are more treacherous for potential crossers, especially women.” (Golash-Boza, 2007) As stated earlier about women, “If women are willing to endure rape in order to cross the border, the incentives to leave their countries must be extraordinarily high.” (Golash-Boza,
From Human rights in a globalizing world: who pays the human cost of migration? “Sadly, these crimes could be avoided with a more humane border policy, which allowed people to search for a better job and life in another country. Although the people smugglers are the main perpetrators of rape along the border, Mexican and US officials are not innocent in this area either. The vulnerability of these women and men could be lessened if they did need to rely on the services of people smugglers to move across the border, that is, if they did not have to cross illegally.” (Golash-Boza, 2007) Also from The United States Needs Tougher Immigration Laws exert Shawn Moran explains that “They know the border is a dangerous place. They know that they are opening themselves up to predation form smugglers in addition to the physical hazards of crossing the Rio Grande River, the Arizona desert, or even the Montana wilderness.” (Lane, 2015) It is also stated that “As long as there is an incentive to cross, people will continue to do so.” (Golash-Boza, 2007) These are some of the things that we neglect to understand how immigrants have helped our economy. It is stated that even women are targeted, “The fact that women are taking birth control pills prior to crossing the border means that potential migrants are well aware of the risk …show more content…
Statistics state the challenges at the border are because there is no unity between the United States law enforcement and the Mexican law enforcement. Communication is the key to any good organized plan. They also state in some parts of the border, an old fence, divides the United States and Mexico, which causes all kinds of problems with entry form immigrates. The old fence was never removed even though there was a bill passed to put up new ones. Some parts have a new fence, but the others the old fence remains because of the high cost of fencing. From Human rights in a globalizing world: who pays the human cost of migration? the quote “Increasing border security does not decrease migration flows. It only leads to more deaths along the border, passages that are more treacherous for potential crossers, especially women.” (Golash-Boza, 2007) As stated earlier about women, “If women are willing to endure rape in order to cross the border, the incentives to leave their countries must be extraordinarily high.” (Golash-Boza,