The Importance Of Life In Latin America

Hispanics are able to be great workers and do a lot of amazing things for this country that is the United States of America. Anyone is capable of being a great person in the great US, making this an even better country but some of the immigrant families that have illegal problems such as, being here with no documents, others come here just to do dumb stuff that makes them go to jail and that is not good for none of us. Most of the Hispanics, 3.7 percent of the US population are illegal that is a lot they are not able to stay here because they have no documents. Mexicans make up 54 percent of that 3.7 percent so that’s half of them here in the US. Life in Latin America is pretty rough, and jobs do not pay a lot of money. Another reason is because …show more content…
Their task in the world is coming to a country they do not even know and working like slaves. A father for example, has a family, two kids and a wife and everything is going well, until the job he is working at finds out he’s an immigrant. Then he has no job and eventually is deported. What will happen to his kids? His wife will have to go with him since she’s also illegal. The only people that can be saved are the kids, but they are will be with relatives. Kids should not be deported with their parents because of their future, education and the benefits their parents would get when they turn …show more content…
For example in Mexico, the education isn’t as great, the teachers aren’t as well educated, and only want to get paid money without being bothered if the students learned or not, . Meanwhile in the US, the teachers actually are well prepared and want to make a young man successful. The Mexican education isn’t right, it isn’t as real formed as the American education. There are boycotts that last for long periods of time and school is cancelled those months. All for what? More money something school teachers don’t do here as