The Refugee Crisis: Illegal Immigrants

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Among the many events that have marked the history, one of the most remarkable is surely the immigration. For centuries, the people around the world decide to leave their origin land to move to other countries in search of good jobs, better living conditions, and better quality of life. This phenomenon, often clandestine, increased more and more and it is in continuous growth during the years. People decide to leave their own country for personal, religion, politics, and economic situation. In fact, while many people emigrate because they seek a better life, a job, a house, a better chance for the future. Others, emigrate because in their country of origin are victims of persecution and discrimination for religious or political reasons, which …show more content…
Since 2014, a large quantity of desperate illegal immigrants, from Syria, Afghan, Iraq, Africa escape from the own country in seek of salvation and asylum in the Italian coasts. There are so many different reasons and factors why these people leave their own country. The most notable one is that the refugee crisis is mostly the making of some European countries and the United States through direct or indirect military interfering in other countries ' affairs. Most of the refugees are from war-torn countries like Syria, Libya, Yemen, and Iraq, where violence has been raging after Western intervention in their domestic affairs. Also, moving an increasing number of people will cause major changes in the world. In fact, the countries of origin of migrants are impoverished both from the demographic point of view, precisely because the population decreases, both from an economic point of view, because in most cases, those who migrate are young and remain so only the elderly who are not able to contribute to the economic growth of their country. Indeed, for the countries of destination, immigrants can be a demographic resource, because with the arrival of immigrant people remains stable and does not tend to decrease as in many developed countries, it is …show more content…
The Italian government, in agreement with the European Union, is trying in so many ways to help these refugees, giving them a place to live, giving them some monthly money, and curing them of infections and diseases (Felton 61). However, even If Italian government with the UE are taking care of them, helping them with food, money, and health issue, I strongly believe that the Italian government should find other valid and permanent solutions to help them. For example, a good way to help them is to make them a citizen or give them a permission to work. Today, Italy is concerned about the illegal landings of non-EU who arrive on the peninsula to look for work. These people are human beings as us and they deserve the same rights to live a better life. We have to help them, but not temporary. They cannot live supported by the government. European cannot longer afford immigrants, both economically and humanities, because since Italy is already economically down, cannot afford expenses for all millions of immigrants. That’s why with the agreement of the European Union, a lot of immigrants are spread in so many different countries of Europe. Making them citizen or giving them a permission to work, the government allows them to work legally, and every one of them can

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