Immigration is a controversial and heated topic. Some people are for it; others can’t stand the thought of new neighbors. Two groundbreaking essays, A Quilt of a Country and The Immigration Contribution, delve deep into the tricky subject. Essays are a powerful way to influence the mind and bend the heart, and I will share with you the similarities and differences of how these two essays handle and view immigration. Immigrants, whether or not you want to believe it, have been detrimental to our social and liberal structure. While some see them as extra mouths to feed, and job thieves, immigrants bring with them new thoughts and ideas; a fresher perspective. In The Immigration Contribution, the author, John F. Kennedy, mulls over the positive
