Immigration is becoming a wildly popular topic among Americans, deciding whether is should be allowed or not. The court has tried to deal with the case many times, never coming to a close. People have brought up the topics of the economy, employment, military benefits, equality and more. The legislative section of congress had a debate over the immigration reform. A focal point was to decide whether or not they should create a better path to legal status for the 11 million unauthorized immigrants. The act of legalization is a humanitarian act, but also it is a form of economic stimulus ("An Immigration Stimulus: The Economic Benefits of a Legalization Program"). Economic stimulus is the use of a fiscal policy to help a struggling
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The nation’s president, Barack Obama, proposed a much anticipated immigration reform as his way of thanking people, such as Latinos, for their votes. Obama’s proposal is a way for immigrants to come to the country and apply for their visa. During this, he forces the undocumented noncitizens are the last to get chosen for granted access. As this process is happening, he wants them to be forced to learn English, pay taxes, pay a fine and qualify through all of the background checks that need to be taken. If they can do all this, then they qualify for citizenship (Juarez, …show more content…
Many, many reasons fall into the category of positive facts about immigration. The economy would be greatly impacted if the immigrants were allowed to become citizens. The employment problems would be solved and people would have jobs.The military gives to more than the service man, but to their whole family. Unexpectedly, the immigrants are supportive of the LGBT and HIV-positive group, not that it 's bad. On a positive note, immigrants try hard for what they make, and overall they deserve citizenship after that they have been through as a
The nation’s president, Barack Obama, proposed a much anticipated immigration reform as his way of thanking people, such as Latinos, for their votes. Obama’s proposal is a way for immigrants to come to the country and apply for their visa. During this, he forces the undocumented noncitizens are the last to get chosen for granted access. As this process is happening, he wants them to be forced to learn English, pay taxes, pay a fine and qualify through all of the background checks that need to be taken. If they can do all this, then they qualify for citizenship (Juarez, …show more content…
Many, many reasons fall into the category of positive facts about immigration. The economy would be greatly impacted if the immigrants were allowed to become citizens. The employment problems would be solved and people would have jobs.The military gives to more than the service man, but to their whole family. Unexpectedly, the immigrants are supportive of the LGBT and HIV-positive group, not that it 's bad. On a positive note, immigrants try hard for what they make, and overall they deserve citizenship after that they have been through as a