Deportation. Deportation is the action of deporting a foreigner from another country. In other words it’s sending back to where they ‘belong’ or where they came from. Deportation has been around for a very long time, although not as known as it is now it was definitely there. The United States is not the keenest on having unknown ‘aliens’ roaming its land as anyone who fought long and hard for their freedom would be. It is an ongoing battle between those who want to roam our lands without worry and those who want to deport anyone insight that isn't a United States citizen. Even those who are legal still face that discrimination, including myself, of being dirty or needing to go ‘back’ home, but how do you go back to a place you never considered home?
The first ‘real step’ to deportation would be the Alien Act of 1798, in which this act had …show more content…
This act was passed in regards to the growing hostility between the United States and France.(Legal, I.U) Although, no one was actually deported under this law. I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinions although is it really necessary to call them ‘aliens?’ they are many reasons as to why deportation is a good thing and a very bad thing. Many factors fell into place about the views of illegal immigrants after the 1798 alien act, such as World War I and the Bolshevik revolution.(Legal, I.U.) These two events had caused a major uproar in the citizen’s mind about illegals, and they are hardly anything fond. As I mentioned before, whether or not we like to admit it deportation is a very good and a very bad
The first ‘real step’ to deportation would be the Alien Act of 1798, in which this act had …show more content…
This act was passed in regards to the growing hostility between the United States and France.(Legal, I.U) Although, no one was actually deported under this law. I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinions although is it really necessary to call them ‘aliens?’ they are many reasons as to why deportation is a good thing and a very bad thing. Many factors fell into place about the views of illegal immigrants after the 1798 alien act, such as World War I and the Bolshevik revolution.(Legal, I.U.) These two events had caused a major uproar in the citizen’s mind about illegals, and they are hardly anything fond. As I mentioned before, whether or not we like to admit it deportation is a very good and a very bad