Immigration is a much talked about and controversial topic, especially with the Presidential election underway. The biggest question that comes with the topic of Immigration is, “Should we, the United States, allow immigrants into the United States?” Depending on one’s stance on the issue the answer will be either yes or no. Due to the fact that many immigrants come from poor nations with little to no educational systems, such as Haiti, our answer should be yes. “About sixty-five percent of children in Haiti over the age of ten receive basically no education, and only about eight percent receive any education after primary school” (Robinson). The United States should make it easier for Haitian immigrants, particularly children, to receive a
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The Haitian children may finish primary school and go to middle school, high school, and perhaps even college. The children could inspire other Haitians to make the decision they did and come to the United States and learn how to read, write, and most importantly how to learn. With the knowledge that the children could accumulate here in the United States they could help change the fate of Haiti and other poor nations like it. The children could use what they learned and help their community grow into something great just like the United States grew from nothing and became an amazing …show more content…
Some Americans think that the United States should shut its doors and just keeps immigrants out permanently. However, what they always seem to forget is we are all descendants of immigrants who came to this land in search for the one thing everyone wants the most: freedom. The United States is the land of the free and the home of the brave. The least the United States can do is let in men, women, and children who were brave enough to leave their home in search of a better life for their family. The Haitian immigrants deserve to have the opportunity of coming to the United States to learn, work, and make a name for themselves. We need to stop acting so inhumanely towards immigrants and start treating them like the living, breathing people they
The Haitian children may finish primary school and go to middle school, high school, and perhaps even college. The children could inspire other Haitians to make the decision they did and come to the United States and learn how to read, write, and most importantly how to learn. With the knowledge that the children could accumulate here in the United States they could help change the fate of Haiti and other poor nations like it. The children could use what they learned and help their community grow into something great just like the United States grew from nothing and became an amazing …show more content…
Some Americans think that the United States should shut its doors and just keeps immigrants out permanently. However, what they always seem to forget is we are all descendants of immigrants who came to this land in search for the one thing everyone wants the most: freedom. The United States is the land of the free and the home of the brave. The least the United States can do is let in men, women, and children who were brave enough to leave their home in search of a better life for their family. The Haitian immigrants deserve to have the opportunity of coming to the United States to learn, work, and make a name for themselves. We need to stop acting so inhumanely towards immigrants and start treating them like the living, breathing people they