Immigration Policy: Immigrants In The United States

Immigration Policy Imagine being at home and enjoying the peace that comes with being isolated from other people and then someone else comes into it without prior notice. This is similar to immigration but instead of a house it is about people entering into the United States uninvited. It may seem unreasonable and unfair at the beginning because of privacy and power reasons but it can also be beneficial. Just assume that the unwelcomed guest has a bad life where they are from and want to try and provide a better life for their family somewhere else. What if this family that is asking for help, only wants to work hard and make an honest living here in America, while understating the current traditions and livelihood of the American people. It can possibly change the views that previously existed that these immigrants were coming to harm or belittle the current citizens of this country. The United States of America is the land of the free and it is where the rest of the world would love to be. The best places in the world are here in America and most importantly the best people in the world live in America. This country holds rich …show more content…
The United States has the 12th freest economy in the World. A worry in the United States is that immigrants and their descendants will vote to expand welfare benefits for themselves. In this case it is not true because most immigrants choose to identify with the already existing benefits that American citizens have. This worry is debunked after knowing that state governments are in control over setting whichever laws and benefits they choose. A study by the economist Zac Gochenour of Western Carolina University and Alex Nowrasteh found that larger populations of immigrants or more diversity in ethnic groups actually did nothing to increase or decrease welfare on the state