Immigration laws in the United States of America has become a quite controversial topic in today 's society. (CAP immigration team) ” The foreign-born population consisted of 40.7 million people in 2012.” A large portion of people in foreign countries desire to become American citizens due to the lack of freedoms of things like speech or religion. Every day there are illegal aliens that are sneaking into our country in order to escape their societies. (Krogstad and Passel) “Unauthorized immigrants make up 5.1% of the U.S. labor force.” A program should be implemented into the immigration system that entitles all immigrants who qualify, a chance to start a life in our country. The government should put these select immigrants into housing
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“ Foreign-born adults have less education than native-born citizens and raise the rates of poverty, welfare use and lack of medical insurance, says Steven Camarota, the center 's director of research” (Bazar). If we were to reduce the amount of uneducated immigrants in our country, we would see it benefit not only the immigrants but our communities as well. When immigrants apply to this system, whether they desire a pursuit in education for themselves or their children, it should be funded by an organization such as FAFSA. For any American citizen desiring an extended education after high school, there are opportunities such as Pel grants that students are eligible for, based on their financial situation. The immigrants who are unable to pursue a college degree due to lack of sufficient funding will be eligible to receive these grants. This system would greatly benefit our society, it would give an opportunity to expand our diversity in jobs such as medical and educational research related …show more content…
If this system were implemented, it would be ensured that every immigrant would require to go through an analyzation drawn out over a period of time to ensure that this is being done as safely as possible. You could think of this period of time as a probationary period, each profile would be investigated thoroughly, interviews would be conducted with people associated with the individual to ensure that this system were to not be taken advantage of. If this system were implemented, it would be a way for immigrants who are caught up in things such as drug trafficking to resort to a life in America. “Of the more than 2,200 people who received federal sentences for drug possession in fiscal year 2014, almost three-quarters of them were illegal immigrants.” (Turley). By putting this system into action, it would greatly reduce these
“ Foreign-born adults have less education than native-born citizens and raise the rates of poverty, welfare use and lack of medical insurance, says Steven Camarota, the center 's director of research” (Bazar). If we were to reduce the amount of uneducated immigrants in our country, we would see it benefit not only the immigrants but our communities as well. When immigrants apply to this system, whether they desire a pursuit in education for themselves or their children, it should be funded by an organization such as FAFSA. For any American citizen desiring an extended education after high school, there are opportunities such as Pel grants that students are eligible for, based on their financial situation. The immigrants who are unable to pursue a college degree due to lack of sufficient funding will be eligible to receive these grants. This system would greatly benefit our society, it would give an opportunity to expand our diversity in jobs such as medical and educational research related …show more content…
If this system were implemented, it would be ensured that every immigrant would require to go through an analyzation drawn out over a period of time to ensure that this is being done as safely as possible. You could think of this period of time as a probationary period, each profile would be investigated thoroughly, interviews would be conducted with people associated with the individual to ensure that this system were to not be taken advantage of. If this system were implemented, it would be a way for immigrants who are caught up in things such as drug trafficking to resort to a life in America. “Of the more than 2,200 people who received federal sentences for drug possession in fiscal year 2014, almost three-quarters of them were illegal immigrants.” (Turley). By putting this system into action, it would greatly reduce these