Immigration to the U.S. has been going on for as long as it’s been a country, but now with conflicts going on in other countries, this rate is at an all-time high. With only .3% of total population growth resulting from immigrants, cultural growth and development through cities are what immigrants have the biggest impact on. President Trump disagrees as he accuses immigrants, mainly from the Middle East, of being terrorists and ruining the American Dream. Whether you think that immigrants are helpful or terrible, they are here to stay for good. Because everyone is created equal, immigration laws should be liberated and changed to help support people in their dire needs What should we do with all of these people with no home or job nor family? This is a question that commonly comes up when discussing how to take care of immigrants. Republicans, more specifically Donald Trump, have called for the deportation of all 11.3 million undocumented immigrants and to build a 10-foot wall across the whole US-Mexican border. Also, they would want to tighten border …show more content…
Many Americans suppose that before entering the country, you must take a simple comprehension test of the English language. If you indeed pass this test, then you are allowed entry into the country but a failing score on this test results in the deportation back into your native country. A far harsher idea is the immediate deportation if found crossing the border illegally without any help from our government. Option two is how our services are being run right now and that is unjust and unfair to the hundreds of people who are left to die on the treacherous and audacious journey back to their home country. In fact, over 470 fathers, mothers, and kids die each year trying to find and create a new life for themselves and their kids. This is a problem that we need to change