In the mid-1800s, Irish immigrants were labeled as indolent drunks, not to mention Roman Catholics. At the turn of the century; industrialization which imported many different people such as Poles,Italians, Russians, and Jews were told that they couldn 't be assimilated into the American way.(Cato Institute)
From then on as time advanced into what we call now our modern day society, immigration has help a big part in the economy and school systems. But little do we know the stresses that immigrants go through. Immigrant families have it pretty rough because starting a new life in a new environment.Learning a new language can be hard for anyone, especially if you 're not from that place. The united states is not really know to be multilingual, to get a job have to speak english, to get around you have to speak english. What many immigrants do is they take ESL classes, but …show more content…
But we fail to think about the pros and cons on how it helps the economy, labor market and school systems. Most importantly we have to be human beings and remember why they come and what they been and/or going through. Stop with the statements like: there’s a way to enter the country legally for anyone who wants to get in line: or my ancestors learned English, but today’s immigrants refuse. Just welcome with open arms