The Importance Of Border Patrol

Since the 1830s, many Americans began to express the “growing concern”about “the increasing volume of immigration”. Immigration, legal or illegal, has been a staple recurring problem for many years in American politics. As immigrants arrived, the facts that more of the arrivals were Catholic and unskilled spread along. These immigrants have traveled in hopes of reaching land , which may hold an abundant amount of freedom and job opportunities for each of them. In their interests they take on the unknown journey to fulfill their desire of freedom. In our country, illegal immigrants should be granted amnesty because of their contribution to employment and work ethic , efforts in finding freedom and opportunity which they do not have back home, and finally because of them, our diversity in our country is further stretched. In our …show more content…
Back in the home countries of immigrants, presentation of opportunity options may have been little to none. They undergo this migration in hope for a better future and to achieve the American Dream. Many immigrants have many risk factors in their journey to the free land. Border patrol is an increasing factor in the United States, which is an ongoing factor of limited access. The seeking of economic opportunity if very important for immigrants who are migrating from their homeland to America. Many of these people are running from chaos such as poverty, religious freedom, and to better their own lives and the lives of their loved ones. They spend time running from harm in order to live in a place filled with freedom and economic benefits. Immigrants should not be treated differently or discriminated because their are not originally from our country. “We, however, advocate for needed awareness and focus on the criminalizing of brown and black bodies with in the borderlands.”(Medina and Martinez) These people come for freedom and opportunity, not