We have all heard the story of how the United States came to be, how a nation that was built on a migration from Great Britain built what was at the time the thirteen colonies, then became a revolt and rebellion from their British overseers, thus leaving us with our United States in 1776. Flash forward to 2017, and over two hundred years later the policies and laws about immigration have changed. Opinions, and therefore certain bias’ have also come about with these certain policies.
Since the September 11th attacks, immigration reform and our countries border security are topics of constant debate (Quinsaat. 2011). Some attitude depend on location, some depend on political ideologies, and other opinions depend on the pro-con arguments presented …show more content…
For these perspectives are how and why legislators create these bills such as S.B 1070 or H.R 4437, both of which received mixed criticisms and feedbacks for what some consider as profiling and possibly biased laws.
Logically thinking, most would consider the conservative view for stricter immigration reform, with tougher laws such as Arizona’s S.B 1070, to enforce those opinions. Fryberg stated that laws such as this one (S.B 1070) helped increase the discouragement of living in Arizona and the United States illegally (2011). Quinsaat states that shifting demographics, increased criminal activity (specifically drug and human-trafficking activities.) prompted the support for the state bill …show more content…
Most liberals agree that we are a nation of immigrants, and that over 241 years we have been that nation. From more recent groups like immigrants from Syria, Libya and other middle eastern countries, to European and Eurasian immigrants from Ireland or
Since the September 11th attacks, immigration reform and our countries border security are topics of constant debate (Quinsaat. 2011). Some attitude depend on location, some depend on political ideologies, and other opinions depend on the pro-con arguments presented …show more content…
For these perspectives are how and why legislators create these bills such as S.B 1070 or H.R 4437, both of which received mixed criticisms and feedbacks for what some consider as profiling and possibly biased laws.
Logically thinking, most would consider the conservative view for stricter immigration reform, with tougher laws such as Arizona’s S.B 1070, to enforce those opinions. Fryberg stated that laws such as this one (S.B 1070) helped increase the discouragement of living in Arizona and the United States illegally (2011). Quinsaat states that shifting demographics, increased criminal activity (specifically drug and human-trafficking activities.) prompted the support for the state bill …show more content…
Most liberals agree that we are a nation of immigrants, and that over 241 years we have been that nation. From more recent groups like immigrants from Syria, Libya and other middle eastern countries, to European and Eurasian immigrants from Ireland or