The Pros And Cons Of The Undocumented Immigrants In America

“It was that there are no simple lessons in history, that it is human nature that repeats itself, not history. “ (John Toland). We say we stand together as a “united nation”. Claiming to be free, liberal and equal to one another. We fill our mouths with words that have multiple meanings, saying this country is the gateway to opportunity and accomplishment. Yet, we deine those opportunities to those we don't consider worthy of living the american dream. Filling our minds with hate and ignorance, we take it into our hands to create laws that take away god's given freedom from certain individuals based on certain characteristics that make them who they are. Yes, we were once a united nation. We were the gateway to opportunity and accomplishments. That was all before we let …show more content…
Many of these children were brought into this country without any consent as they were either too young to have a say or simply obligated to do so by their parents. Many of them are members of DACA, which is a policy calling for a deferred action for certain undocumented young people who came into the United States as children. For now, under Trumps era, if these individuals follow the laws, they aren't a target on Homeland Security's list. But this doesn't change the fear they live in day by day. They're scared that one day not so far along Trump and his administration might want to change or interior with this policy. They will then be forced back into a country in which they were born in but do not at all consider theirs. Yuriana Aguilar, a young lady who received her phD at the University of Merced, is an undocumented student. She faced many challenges due to her legal status, but her desire to be someone in life encouraged and pushed her to strive forward and overcome the obstacles thrown at her. Aguilar is a role model for many undocumented students in search for a better life but fearful of the obstacles they