Granting Illegal Immigrants In The United States

Imagine if an individual moved into your backyard unauthorized. What would be the initial reaction? In some parts of the United States, particularly the south entering someone’s else property without permission can get someone shot. Not to mention, it’s criminal and punishable by imprisonment. An illegal immigrant is a person who migrates from one country to another without following the established legal procedures of the destination country and who resides in that country without proper visas or other documents. US government should not grant illegal immigrants citizenship simply because the government cannot afford to pay for their healthcare, education, welfare and crimes.

Dating back to the Clinton presidency, healthcare system have taken a blow to it financial sector. As illegal aliens continue to cruise through the border, healthcare cost continue to rampant. Hospitals throughout Texas in particular have dealt with enormous flock of emergencies from illegal immigrants, in which they are left to pick up the tap. The so-called uncompensated care cost or service provided but unpaid bill follow is now a …show more content…
justice department have been exhausting millions upon millions of dollars to fight crimes pertaining to illegal immigration. Particularly the war on drugs. Although United States houses the best justice system in the world, trying to contain the flow of drugs through un- identified underground tunnels is a tough task to tackle. The homeland security have long strengthened the boarder security, yet a tremendous amount of illegal immigrants still find their way through. Because most of individuals do not have proper identification and are not in the system, it makes it rather complex for law enforcement to apprehend them. That allows room for crimes to rise, and risking national security. There is speculation that US government may have to resort to deploying its national guards to patrol the borders, as a way to eliminated illegal