Immigration a Benefit or a Disadvantage
When it comes to the topic of immigration, most of us will readily agree that it’s a highly debatable topic. On one side of the argument, Presidential candidate Donald Trump argues that immigrants are no help to our nation’s economy, instead they’re only a problem to worry about. On the other hand, Mexican immigrants contend that they’re only seeking a better lifestyle. In addition, most immigrants migrate to the United States in search of better living conditions and for working opportunities. As presidential candidates begin to launch their campaigns every candidate expresses their view on current issues that need to be taken care of. In one of the campaigns that Republican Donald Trump had launched …show more content…
First of all there would be a decline in labor working jobs because that’s where the majority of immigrants work. Second, the price value of every working would increase. So when political parties diagnose the pros and cons about legalized immigration they think about the effects it’ll have on their political party. For example, “democrats love this… with millions of new voters… [legal immigrants will make] a Republican national electoral victory mathematically impossible. The other reason they love it is because it replenishes… labor. Republicans hate it… [because] newly legal worker will have more rights, bargaining power and higher pay…” (Wendell). In other words, when evaluating the situation of illegal immigration, it’s actually a benefit to have immigrants. The big picture behind that is the idea that immigrants can be considered as freed slaves because although they’re entitle to doing what they want they’re kind of held back from having more rights than the few they already have. Although it wouldn’t be so beneficial for immigrants they’ll at least be able to live their life like they normally do with certain limitations. While on the other hand the United States will be receiving more benefits by not having to give immigrants better rights. Which for the most part it will have a positive effect on our nation’s
When it comes to the topic of immigration, most of us will readily agree that it’s a highly debatable topic. On one side of the argument, Presidential candidate Donald Trump argues that immigrants are no help to our nation’s economy, instead they’re only a problem to worry about. On the other hand, Mexican immigrants contend that they’re only seeking a better lifestyle. In addition, most immigrants migrate to the United States in search of better living conditions and for working opportunities. As presidential candidates begin to launch their campaigns every candidate expresses their view on current issues that need to be taken care of. In one of the campaigns that Republican Donald Trump had launched …show more content…
First of all there would be a decline in labor working jobs because that’s where the majority of immigrants work. Second, the price value of every working would increase. So when political parties diagnose the pros and cons about legalized immigration they think about the effects it’ll have on their political party. For example, “democrats love this… with millions of new voters… [legal immigrants will make] a Republican national electoral victory mathematically impossible. The other reason they love it is because it replenishes… labor. Republicans hate it… [because] newly legal worker will have more rights, bargaining power and higher pay…” (Wendell). In other words, when evaluating the situation of illegal immigration, it’s actually a benefit to have immigrants. The big picture behind that is the idea that immigrants can be considered as freed slaves because although they’re entitle to doing what they want they’re kind of held back from having more rights than the few they already have. Although it wouldn’t be so beneficial for immigrants they’ll at least be able to live their life like they normally do with certain limitations. While on the other hand the United States will be receiving more benefits by not having to give immigrants better rights. Which for the most part it will have a positive effect on our nation’s