Immigration Issues In America

Immigration has been one of the most impactful issues we face nowadays in the United States and many other countries. It has been a controversial and social issue in which not any of the past and future president(s) have bothered to come to an agreement of a fundamental change that will benefit immigrants. They instead have learned to worsen the situation over the past years, with the result of only benefiting those who are Americans in spite of giving the opportunity to feel overpowered and discriminate, mistreat, stereotype, and etc., whereby equality does not coexist for them. The fact that the effects immigration possesses can be negative or positive in certain circumstances, immigrants no matter what, have suffered the most in having to …show more content…
For the past decades, the U.S. country has overpopulated with a large amount of undocumented people in which the country has not learned to appreciate their hard-work and dedication for accomodating a better standard of living and not falling into poverty. Thousands of migrants cross the border everyday to live a better life in the U.S., but unfortunately only a small percentage of them make it, while the rest die of starvation, get sent back, or get killed. The rationales of the government system mistreating immigrants can vary from terrorists attacks and them being a murderous to the environment, for example. Immigration has come to affect society in various ways like the result of reducing crime rates by influencing the world positively in having every single person to continue with their education, and developing the economic crisis through their strong workforce. They fight every day to be recognized for what have always wanted to be, since they never get to receive the alternative benefits America offers to every American, due to the fact that immigrants’ deceptiveness that homogenizes their …show more content…
by obtaining some of the same economic benefits citizens have, in which Americans have been greatly dissatisfied with the idea the government system has proposed. I, personally relate to this societal issue by arguing that I come from a family background of undocumented people I grew up with. Fortunately, I am the only child in my family who was born in the United States and have learned how hard it has been for my family to give their kids a brighter and better future than theirs, because they have experienced so many a tremendous amount of different phases of their life, especially their childhood, where they have give in so much for receiving in return so little. Since most of my family members are undocumented, they have struggled to be liked in this country, just like any other new immigrant that has successfully crossed the border. Donald Trump as a president has not served to be a perfect candidate for the country, because all he is able to do is wreck things and worsen the problem that is already a