The Pros And Cons Of Migration To The United States

Immigration has been a big issue in America for decades. People mostly from Central America migrate to the United States. Many of these people are taking on the jobs for agriculture, jobs Americans refuse to take. But at the same time, Americans have a problem with immigrants taking these jobs. Immigrants come to the United States with the hopes of making a better life, and with the belief that America is the land of opportunity. They are being categorized generally as criminals, but this is not true. Most of them do not have a criminal record, but in the contrary, they have aided the country. Immigrants have shown and proven that they are an integral part of the country. Many positive facts are in favor as it has been proven of their contribution …show more content…
of illegal parents to have their lives and their contributions legalized and regularized first.

Unless being full blood Native American, we are all descendants of immigrants. Immigrants, in general, do not leave their country of origin for a reason that is not acceptable, we need to see these people as equal, and realize that we can help to aid others and let others better their life's. They are already settled in the country, they are raising families, and sending their children to college. Regardless of being labeled as criminals, first of everything, for entering the country illegally, and for the small percentage of immigrants who do in fact have criminal records. Those with criminal records have been deported massively in the last decade or are currently imprisoned. Immigrants are being blamed for taking jobs and opportunities from the American people, they are also being judged by for using services such as food stamps. Medicaid, that is paid for with taxpayer's money, and accused of not paying their own taxes. All of this has been proven to not be true. And people do not want to accept the contrary and agree with giving immigrants the privileged to stay as legal