The United States of America is often regarded as one of the greatest countries on the face of the Earth, but we are not without our fair share of threats. Immigration itself is not a problem, due to the multiple tests any foreigner must pass in order to become a legal citizen, the problem is illegal immigration. The sad truth is most of the people coming over illegally are coming in order to commit various crimes or are simply looking for work, but at the cost of being in debt to dangerous criminals. They commit a staggering amount of crimes, take jobs for less than minimum wage that any person on welfare or without a home would take in a heartbeat, and yet some politicians refuse to deport any illegal immigrant while their cities crumble.
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One could also argue that by creating a wall that spans between the United States and Mexico, we would be seen as racists and that any cartel who wanted access to the United States could simply go over, under, or around it. The fact of the matter is by building this wall Mexico would be hypocritical to call us racist due to the fact that they themselves have a wall spanning across their southern border. Not only that we would be creating a multitude of jobs for all those who are without work during the construction of the wall, but there would be even more jobs created in order to keep the wall in good shape and in the border control, who would be patrolling in search for any tunnels underneath the wall and having coast guard boats patrolling United States waters and searching any boats entering U.S. seas in order to not only stop the flow of illegal immigrants, but also to stop the flow of illegal drugs, firearms, and ammunition. By doing this we would not only reduce crime rates but we would also decrease the amount of unemployment and homelessness. Of course, it goes without saying that constructing this wall and taking these precautions will not completely stop crime. It is true that there will still be gang 's, illegal firearms, and drugs, but the sad truth is many of these gangs originate from cartels, mobs, and other gangs from around the world, and they often times get their products and munitions from their place of origin. By denying these criminal organizations the ability to ship products the way they formerly did, their allies in the U.S. will be forced to turn to local drug manufacturers, which should
One could also argue that by creating a wall that spans between the United States and Mexico, we would be seen as racists and that any cartel who wanted access to the United States could simply go over, under, or around it. The fact of the matter is by building this wall Mexico would be hypocritical to call us racist due to the fact that they themselves have a wall spanning across their southern border. Not only that we would be creating a multitude of jobs for all those who are without work during the construction of the wall, but there would be even more jobs created in order to keep the wall in good shape and in the border control, who would be patrolling in search for any tunnels underneath the wall and having coast guard boats patrolling United States waters and searching any boats entering U.S. seas in order to not only stop the flow of illegal immigrants, but also to stop the flow of illegal drugs, firearms, and ammunition. By doing this we would not only reduce crime rates but we would also decrease the amount of unemployment and homelessness. Of course, it goes without saying that constructing this wall and taking these precautions will not completely stop crime. It is true that there will still be gang 's, illegal firearms, and drugs, but the sad truth is many of these gangs originate from cartels, mobs, and other gangs from around the world, and they often times get their products and munitions from their place of origin. By denying these criminal organizations the ability to ship products the way they formerly did, their allies in the U.S. will be forced to turn to local drug manufacturers, which should