Persuasive Essay On The Dream Act

Immigration is a big topic in todays society. There are many views to this issue, but it changes when we talk about poor, harmless children. Children who traveled many miles to get to this country without a roof over their head. To aspire to have a better lifestyle than that of their parents. To have a promising future. but all those dreams are crumbled to pieces when they try to go to college due to being an illegal immigrant. This is an issue around 65,000 youth immigrants have to go through and this isn’t only from north American countries but from all around the world. But they weren’t alone in this they had both a republican and a democratic on there side. Orin Hatch and Dick Durbin first introduced the dream act to the senate in 20001.i believe the senate should pass some form of the dream act it will not only benefit the poor innocent immigrants but can help with the global economy, can benefit the economy, and help build a stronger national security. The dream act will make our country more competitive in the global economy. …show more content…
T he dream act will cut the deficit by 1.4 billion and increase the government revenues by 2.3 billion over the next decade. According to a UCLA study the dream act would be able ton add between 1.4 to 3.6 trillion in taxable income to our economy. This is one of the reasons gov Rick Perry supports the dream act because it will make all these immigrants tax payers. Which would benefit the state. Are we going to let these immigrants live in the shadows for the rests of their lives or are we going to make them taxpayers to contribute into our economy? “ are we going to create a class of tax wasters or are we going to create taxpayers” said Rick Perry. We all know college graduates earn more than a high school graduate. A recent study showed that a college graduate earns 60% more than a high school graduate. The government can gain a lot by letting these innocent kids go to