Astrid Silva was brought to the United States at four years old for a better life. Her biggest possessions were her parents, her doll, a cross, and the same dress she had on the day she crossed illegally. Her parents were afraid that if she applied for colleges there would be a higher possibility of her getting caught by the law. Although she knew the risks and consequences she applied, got accepted and is now working on her third degree. How can someone decide whether to keep her from pursuing her dreams, when education is the future for this country? It is sad to think that not everyone has the same equal rights as others. In fact, immigrants get treated unfairly due to their illegal status, but yet work as hard as those who have legal status
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There are about eleven million undocumented immigrants living in the United States, wishing for freedom of deportation. Therefore, President Obama takes executive action to renew the immigration reform. His plan is to give immigrants an opportunity to come out of the shadows without fearing of getting deported. President Obama believes that by passing the immigration reform will strengthen the United States. Obama’s proposition is beneficial not only for the immigrants, but to the citizens as well. By President Obama passing the immigration reform, the immigrants will contribute to the economy more, there will be less fraud, and there will be fewer family …show more content…
President Obama keeps going further with the plan because he knows that there are a lot of hard working male and female immigrants out there risking their lives for their families. Obama believes the United States is a nation where there’s support and full of opportunities. Through President Obama’s perspective, he is granting immigrants a temporary permit to work freely without any concerns or fear of deportation. However, this is not giving immigrants citizenship, but assuring immigrants that they will not get deported under his authority. As a result, immigrants can come out freely; giving and sharing their knowledge in ways they can contribute to the state. For example, by working hard, paying taxes, and helping build more economic
There are about eleven million undocumented immigrants living in the United States, wishing for freedom of deportation. Therefore, President Obama takes executive action to renew the immigration reform. His plan is to give immigrants an opportunity to come out of the shadows without fearing of getting deported. President Obama believes that by passing the immigration reform will strengthen the United States. Obama’s proposition is beneficial not only for the immigrants, but to the citizens as well. By President Obama passing the immigration reform, the immigrants will contribute to the economy more, there will be less fraud, and there will be fewer family …show more content…
President Obama keeps going further with the plan because he knows that there are a lot of hard working male and female immigrants out there risking their lives for their families. Obama believes the United States is a nation where there’s support and full of opportunities. Through President Obama’s perspective, he is granting immigrants a temporary permit to work freely without any concerns or fear of deportation. However, this is not giving immigrants citizenship, but assuring immigrants that they will not get deported under his authority. As a result, immigrants can come out freely; giving and sharing their knowledge in ways they can contribute to the state. For example, by working hard, paying taxes, and helping build more economic