Analysis Of The Vulnerabl The Immigration System

In the Unites States there are about 11 million illegal immigrants from the times of 2010-2014. These people are more often than not, robbed of their humanity, dignity, and well-being just to be in the States. They risk more than themselves when they either cross the border or over stay their American visa. They risk their families and their bloodline just for a piece of freedom. These people are here to live a better life than the one they left, which sounds very similar on how the United States started itself. This country should be a safe haven to the hatred and chaos in the world, but it seems to be causing a lot of the problems that are forcing people to leave their homes. In response to the people flocking to the States, the borders have tighter security. They exploit people and then keep them …show more content…
The negative connotations that the government has on immigration makes immigrants think that they cannot trust the government and so they must avoid them at all costs. I think that the way to get people safely into the states is to except them to this big country. We should work around helping them find community and a source of income that is stable and learning the language.
“The simplest and most efficient legalization program would be a single- application process resulting in immediate permanent resident status. However, because unauthorized immigrants have been living outside the legal system for many years and may need time to collect needed documentation and meet prospective program criteria (such as payment of penalties and acquiring English-language skills), this may be too large a step to take initially” (Lisa S. Roney, 2016).
In this time and age, we must except that people need help and that the world does not revolve around us. The Policies should easy up and be more forgiving for the people just looking for a better