Immigrants and their Rights
Why do mexican cross the border in pair? because it says tres-passing. immigrants should have the same rights as an united states citizens, because immigrants have families in the united states, some parents have to leave there kids behind to come do to economy in their countries and also immigrants in the united states also help the economy be creating jobs and paying taxes to the united states. nearly 8% of all new LPRs in 2011 were children with immediate relatives as current citizens in the US, and 33.2% of immigrants were under the age of 25(Dosomething.org). More than 1 million immigrants became legal permanent residents (LPRs) of the United States in 2011. Even though some people believe that the government should not give immigrants the same right as a united state citizen, The government should give the same rights to immigrants as the united states citizens because most immigrants that live in the united states have families, immigrants in the united states work the same jobs as any united states citizen, and there is currently more than 11.6 million immigrants in the united states. …show more content…
united states wouldn 't be united states without immigrants because united states is well known for a diverse culture and being free to follow your own believes.
The government should NOT give immigrants the same equal rights as a united state citizen. Immigrants come to the united states because they want welfare and and all that u.s. offers. Immigrants move to new countries to get on welfare, unemployment, or other "free money" programs(Immigrant stories). People usually move to new countries in search of honest work for decent pay. Most immigrants work and pay taxes, so they actually help their new nation 's economy rather than hurt it. They are really in need of some permanent source income by which they can support their family back
Why do mexican cross the border in pair? because it says tres-passing. immigrants should have the same rights as an united states citizens, because immigrants have families in the united states, some parents have to leave there kids behind to come do to economy in their countries and also immigrants in the united states also help the economy be creating jobs and paying taxes to the united states. nearly 8% of all new LPRs in 2011 were children with immediate relatives as current citizens in the US, and 33.2% of immigrants were under the age of 25(Dosomething.org). More than 1 million immigrants became legal permanent residents (LPRs) of the United States in 2011. Even though some people believe that the government should not give immigrants the same right as a united state citizen, The government should give the same rights to immigrants as the united states citizens because most immigrants that live in the united states have families, immigrants in the united states work the same jobs as any united states citizen, and there is currently more than 11.6 million immigrants in the united states. …show more content…
united states wouldn 't be united states without immigrants because united states is well known for a diverse culture and being free to follow your own believes.
The government should NOT give immigrants the same equal rights as a united state citizen. Immigrants come to the united states because they want welfare and and all that u.s. offers. Immigrants move to new countries to get on welfare, unemployment, or other "free money" programs(Immigrant stories). People usually move to new countries in search of honest work for decent pay. Most immigrants work and pay taxes, so they actually help their new nation 's economy rather than hurt it. They are really in need of some permanent source income by which they can support their family back