The Immigration Debate Summary

Immigration is the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country. Immigration has been going on for many centuries. The topic has caused great controversies and many have fought for a right to be part of this country in which they do so illegally by being present. America offers great opportunities for many individuals that seek them. Any person should be allowed to into America despite their ethnicity, race, religion, gender, and color of their skin. Immigrants should have an easier way to citizenship in America. Lower wages paid to undocumented workers in low-skill positions cut the costs of production, which can lead to lower prices for the American consumer. “Industries such as restaurants, agriculture produce, and construction.’ According to Andrew Wallace, author of The Immigration Debate. Many families are struggling financially and they want to escape and live freely to have a better life in America. They do not have the same opportunities in their home country as they do here. They tend on raising their families here so they can have a better life and grow up to become someone in life. By escaping crime, corruption, and a bad economy in their home country and living better in this country, …show more content…
In each article presented, they each show a different type of evidence referring to the side I’m on. Andrew Wallace presents the state of undocumented immigrants and their economic and political impact. In the Pew Research Center, they had several facts talking about immigration and what impact they had in the US. A positive impact. The arguments listed above are relevant to the issue. They present social problems that are immigrants are currently facing as well as the nation. They present how important it is that citizenship should be way easier to achieve and it’ll have positive changes to the country and the