Immigrant Women Research Paper

In America, there are women here who built a life here in the United States. Many of these women who built a life here in the United States, are not all Americans, they are immigrants. Immigrants are people who come to live permanently in a foreign country. Majority of the time, immigrants are discriminated numerous times, mainly by Americans. For this reason, immigrant women face difficult hardships living in the U.S. Discriminating immigrants in the U.S. is wrong because for that reason, immigrant women face hardships when looking for a job or simply fitting into society. One of the hardships immigrants have faced was the desire to work. Women had the desire to work, but it was difficult to have a job since they were undocumented. The only …show more content…
to harm people, they arrive in search of a better life for better benefits for them and their children. Another hardship immigrant women faced were medical inequalities. This is a huge problem in the U.S. The reason as to why immigrants face medical inequalities in many cases is because of their class and race. Many immigrants majority of the time are healthy; therefore, they recieve lack of attention for their health. Though, that should not be a reason as to why this should be ignored. Immigrants should still receive the health care they need such as yearly check ups and physicals in case there is something wrong with their health for whatever the case may be. Earlier I mentioned how immigrant women come to the U.S. in search of a better life such as benefits. Medical care is one of the benefits they wish to receive when entering the U.S. Immigrants do not come to the U.S. thinking they will be discriminated or treated less compared to other. Somehow, Americans still seem to treat immigrant like they are not humans because it seems like they are being dehumanized. They are being dehumanized because they are not citizens of the U.S. Just because immigrants are not documented, that does not mean they are not