Immigration
America is one of the greatest countries in the world. One of the reasons that make America so great is the freedom and independence it offers. Having this freedom makes America one of the most sought after counties in the world. There are people left and right who wish to come into the U.S. and get their share of the “American Dream”. Having said this, America fights against illegal immigration on a day-to-day basis. Should we allow immigrants to come into the U.S. to live, or should we put an end to illegal immigration? Immigration causes excessive problems within the U.S. and does nothing but create many more. Illegal Immigration must be stopped. There are many reasons why immigration into the U.S. should be stopped. Population …show more content…
should be stopped is the crime. I just stated in the previous paragraph that there is almost up to 11.2 million immigrants here in America. Of these 11.2 immigrants, 8 million have jobs. If 8 million occupy jobs, what do the other 3.2 million immigrants do to make ends meet? “Today, about 55,000 criminal aliens amount for more than one fourth of prisoners in Federal Bureau of Prison facilities, and there are about 297,000 criminal aliens incarcerated” (fairus). Immigrants make up a forth of the prisoners within the U.S. due to crime. Illegal immigrants are coming to America looking for the “American dream”, but they are bringing nothing but crime and trouble into our …show more content…
Immigrants are bringing nothing but trouble and crime into our country, downgrading the America. Why would we want to give these people a chance if they are not doing anything to help the cause of our country? Yes, I understand the country they are coming from doesn’t come close to the freedoms of the U.S., but they aren’t helping themselves. Immigrants make up a whole fourth of prisoners incarcerated within the United States. There is something wrong with this picture. Why should we, as Americans, continue to allow immigrants into the U.S. if they cannot leave behind the trials and tribulations they were facing in their previous homeland? America is a place of change, and these immigrants are not changing, but simply starting where they left of in their previous
America is one of the greatest countries in the world. One of the reasons that make America so great is the freedom and independence it offers. Having this freedom makes America one of the most sought after counties in the world. There are people left and right who wish to come into the U.S. and get their share of the “American Dream”. Having said this, America fights against illegal immigration on a day-to-day basis. Should we allow immigrants to come into the U.S. to live, or should we put an end to illegal immigration? Immigration causes excessive problems within the U.S. and does nothing but create many more. Illegal Immigration must be stopped. There are many reasons why immigration into the U.S. should be stopped. Population …show more content…
should be stopped is the crime. I just stated in the previous paragraph that there is almost up to 11.2 million immigrants here in America. Of these 11.2 immigrants, 8 million have jobs. If 8 million occupy jobs, what do the other 3.2 million immigrants do to make ends meet? “Today, about 55,000 criminal aliens amount for more than one fourth of prisoners in Federal Bureau of Prison facilities, and there are about 297,000 criminal aliens incarcerated” (fairus). Immigrants make up a forth of the prisoners within the U.S. due to crime. Illegal immigrants are coming to America looking for the “American dream”, but they are bringing nothing but crime and trouble into our …show more content…
Immigrants are bringing nothing but trouble and crime into our country, downgrading the America. Why would we want to give these people a chance if they are not doing anything to help the cause of our country? Yes, I understand the country they are coming from doesn’t come close to the freedoms of the U.S., but they aren’t helping themselves. Immigrants make up a whole fourth of prisoners incarcerated within the United States. There is something wrong with this picture. Why should we, as Americans, continue to allow immigrants into the U.S. if they cannot leave behind the trials and tribulations they were facing in their previous homeland? America is a place of change, and these immigrants are not changing, but simply starting where they left of in their previous