The United States is a country shaped by immigrant. Everybody in this country is descended from immigrants. It is hard to say what an american is. The U.S will always be a country that can offer opportunities and welcome people from other countries because the U.S. needs the immigrant workforce to help development. The U.S. civilian workforce include 8 million unauthorized immigrants in 2014. The opinions about immigrants diverge. Some people believe immigrants are dependable from the government with constantly appeal and failing actions that treacherous for the country. Others have a persuasive argument that immigrants are the great example of accomplishment that should be respected by the nation. I believe that immigrants value hard work
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They believe people who come to the U.S. are profiteers that do not make many contributions to the society. Modern transportation and communication and the ease of seesawing between countries have affected the immigrants’ permanence in the U.S. Instead of facing difficulties of coming or staying in the new country, the immigrants have the convenience of making good money in the U.S and enjoying the good weather in their original country. Also Krikorian said the immigrants use Welfare to support themselves. The immigrants come here and over use the benefits that are from the taxes of native Americans.The author also writes the immigrants are professionally unskilled to work necessary to be included in the work society, than need to survive with the benefit that belong to U.S Americans citizens. Mark Krikorian wrote, “Welfare use among immigrants debunks the fable of the grit-bearing newcomer. While in 2007, 19 percent of households headed by a native born American used a least one major welfare program, the number for immigrants was 33 percent”(Krikorian, 354). The author sees the immigrants as profiteers who come to the U.S to use all the benefits without making any contribution to U.S. …show more content…
Immigrants are people who come to the U.S for an opportunity for a better economic life. They will take the chance to demonstrate their quality as hard workers. The statistics show the immigrants working longer than an unskilled native born americans. In 2006, low skilled immigrants worked 56 percent longer than low skilled citizens. The immigrants usually do not use the benefits of welfare programs that are available to native born Americans, because most of the time they do not apply to the majority the immigrants (Jacoby 331). According to Tamar Jacoby “Only 1 percent of immigrants headed households avail themselves, of welfare compared to 5 percent of households headed by U.S. citizens”(331). The immigrants come to the U.S. to have better opportunities in their lives not to use welfare programs. The Daily Hampshire Gazette wrote about the Chinese immigrant that worked for 14 years as a sushi chef for then started to receive a minimum wage (Drane,A4). The Chinese worker didn’t complain about the situation because as an illegal immigrant he feels like he didn’t deserve better salary. The Chinese immigrants worked for 72 hours week for less the normal wages payment weekly. The restaurant owners exploit the immigrants situation to increase
They believe people who come to the U.S. are profiteers that do not make many contributions to the society. Modern transportation and communication and the ease of seesawing between countries have affected the immigrants’ permanence in the U.S. Instead of facing difficulties of coming or staying in the new country, the immigrants have the convenience of making good money in the U.S and enjoying the good weather in their original country. Also Krikorian said the immigrants use Welfare to support themselves. The immigrants come here and over use the benefits that are from the taxes of native Americans.The author also writes the immigrants are professionally unskilled to work necessary to be included in the work society, than need to survive with the benefit that belong to U.S Americans citizens. Mark Krikorian wrote, “Welfare use among immigrants debunks the fable of the grit-bearing newcomer. While in 2007, 19 percent of households headed by a native born American used a least one major welfare program, the number for immigrants was 33 percent”(Krikorian, 354). The author sees the immigrants as profiteers who come to the U.S to use all the benefits without making any contribution to U.S. …show more content…
Immigrants are people who come to the U.S for an opportunity for a better economic life. They will take the chance to demonstrate their quality as hard workers. The statistics show the immigrants working longer than an unskilled native born americans. In 2006, low skilled immigrants worked 56 percent longer than low skilled citizens. The immigrants usually do not use the benefits of welfare programs that are available to native born Americans, because most of the time they do not apply to the majority the immigrants (Jacoby 331). According to Tamar Jacoby “Only 1 percent of immigrants headed households avail themselves, of welfare compared to 5 percent of households headed by U.S. citizens”(331). The immigrants come to the U.S. to have better opportunities in their lives not to use welfare programs. The Daily Hampshire Gazette wrote about the Chinese immigrant that worked for 14 years as a sushi chef for then started to receive a minimum wage (Drane,A4). The Chinese worker didn’t complain about the situation because as an illegal immigrant he feels like he didn’t deserve better salary. The Chinese immigrants worked for 72 hours week for less the normal wages payment weekly. The restaurant owners exploit the immigrants situation to increase