How would you feel if you were forced to leave a country in which you thought would be a new beginning for you and your family? From this topic, I researched a little and came upon an article that talks about this situation. I found this article on a website known as CFR (Council on Foreign Relations) Backgrounders. The authors of this article are Danielle Renwick and Brianna Lee. When I first click on the link the first sentence caught my attention. I agree with this article that immigration has been a political debate forever, and since the November election it has caused a lot of controversy. When dealing with these issues not only one group has a say in the matter the topic flows through everyone. Place like the state and municipal governments, and the executive and judicial branches. More than two million undocumented immigrants have been deported before the election and now more are not being allowed to even enter the country. This article also talks about former President Barak Obamas immigration policies.
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As we have all heard someone say that immigrants take all the American jobs, we should look at where these people come from. The jobs that we take for granted they believe are a blessing in which they will work their hardest at to keep providing for their families. Some legislation that Congress have considered offering are: Immigration Innovation Act- a bipartisan bill introduced in the Senate in 2015 that would double the number of visas for temporary high skilled workers and cut annual per-country limit for employment green cards. Secure Borders First Act- a republican bill that threaten senior Department of Homeland Security official who fail to intercept a targeted number of crossings. Most bill that are brought up involving the situation with immigrants are either rejected or put on
As we have all heard someone say that immigrants take all the American jobs, we should look at where these people come from. The jobs that we take for granted they believe are a blessing in which they will work their hardest at to keep providing for their families. Some legislation that Congress have considered offering are: Immigration Innovation Act- a bipartisan bill introduced in the Senate in 2015 that would double the number of visas for temporary high skilled workers and cut annual per-country limit for employment green cards. Secure Borders First Act- a republican bill that threaten senior Department of Homeland Security official who fail to intercept a targeted number of crossings. Most bill that are brought up involving the situation with immigrants are either rejected or put on