Illegal immigration is a big problem in the US it seems, but did you know that we are a nation and that we need to be there for each other. Deporting people doesn’t help anything, it just makes matters worse. You separate families, lose jobs, and have a horrible life. We have to make it easier for us and our future generation. We should make it easier for immigrants to get jobs, get their citizenship, and to stop separating families.
Separating families is not a good idea. When they are separated all memories will be lost and will take forever to be found. When a parent is gets deported, their children might go with them, stay with other relatives or are put in foster care. I believe that they should not be separated unless it’s a serious situation. While a lot of parents were deported last year had been convicted of a crime, about 10,700 parents had no criminal convictions. There are families that are separated each and every day, and each and every day those families suffer. Some cannot pay bills, they can’t afford to buy food, they even sometimes have to work numerous of jobs just to maintain themselves and others. …show more content…
We should hand them the jobs that most americans don’t like, or increase their wages. There are immigrants that are working in the fields for only low paying wages. Most Americans complain that the immigrants take their jobs. Also some Americans become lazy while doing their jobs, but some immigrants work hard because they know that if they don’t, they will lose their job and it would become difficult to find a new one. How are we going to deport millions of people, most of whom are hard working and living quiet, orderly lives. That is just cruel because they haven't done anything
Separating families is not a good idea. When they are separated all memories will be lost and will take forever to be found. When a parent is gets deported, their children might go with them, stay with other relatives or are put in foster care. I believe that they should not be separated unless it’s a serious situation. While a lot of parents were deported last year had been convicted of a crime, about 10,700 parents had no criminal convictions. There are families that are separated each and every day, and each and every day those families suffer. Some cannot pay bills, they can’t afford to buy food, they even sometimes have to work numerous of jobs just to maintain themselves and others. …show more content…
We should hand them the jobs that most americans don’t like, or increase their wages. There are immigrants that are working in the fields for only low paying wages. Most Americans complain that the immigrants take their jobs. Also some Americans become lazy while doing their jobs, but some immigrants work hard because they know that if they don’t, they will lose their job and it would become difficult to find a new one. How are we going to deport millions of people, most of whom are hard working and living quiet, orderly lives. That is just cruel because they haven't done anything