Reduce Illegal Immigrants

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Many of reasons drive illegal immigrants to enter the United States illegally. Some of these reasons back to what happen with their country from wars or other. The simplest things that may have is getting a better life or condition that maybe we do not worry about it because we have it, but they have always dreamed about this life. If they are found the good life in their country, absolutely they will not go to other countries for a living. Also, there are some benefits of coming illegal immigrants in the United States. Some of these examples help the United States economy in the different ways they can work in anywhere whatever the income that they will earn and so on. On otherwise, there are a lot of disadvantage of coming illegal immigrants …show more content…
Author Peter B.Dixon professor in the Centre of Policy Studies at Victoria University. This quote shows three programs that make the United States strong enough to reduce illegal immigrants. “We use an economy-wide model to analyze the effects of three broad programs to reduce illegal immigrants in United States employment” (Dixon 14). These programs are making a very strong security at the border, taxation of companies or employers, always follow-up the employer and prosecution. Katherine D Black, an author, received LL.M. Taxation, McGeorge School of Law, J.D., UC Davis School of Law and M.Ac. This quote shows how the Internal Revenue Service could be the one reason to help U.S. economy to develop. “Using the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been overlooked. The IRS has an existing force of agents who conduct investigations, collect taxes, and prosecute crimes” (Black 310). The researcher is recognizing at the economy effect and how that affects legal citizen some of these effects are illegal wage rates, skilled employment opportunities for a citizen. Using Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the United States will make illegal immigrants do not come to the United

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