Immigration is a controversial topic currently in the United States, specifically illegal immigration is viewed negatively, although considering the immigration process it would be unlikely if someone couldn't afford the cost of the U.S. application and doesn't have adequate English skills. Some people resort to illegal immigration for personal reasons and are viewed as criminals and job stealers although immigrants improve economy and lead to a better educated workforce, greater occupation specialization and higher overall productivity. 5% of noncitizens are in state and federal prisons, Immigrants have created more jobs since 51% of 87 privately held companies valued at $1 billion are owned or co- founded by immigrants. America limits the amount of application for citizenship to 6 million each year for every country 30,000 people can be accepted regardless of the population size in that country. The immigration process should lessen the years to wait to receive the green card, citizenship and work visa and the difficulties in applying for these applications, change …show more content…
Currently the Administration is making it difficult for the Congressional offices to help constituent with immigration cases, adding one of the new requirements for Congressional offices to sign a new privacy wavier each time they reach the immigration office and require that handwritten and notarized signature made under penalty of perjury by the subject of records, significantly slows down the