Immigration Should Be Restricted

On March 11, 2002, the public was made aware of the mistake made by Huffman Aviation International, a school down in Venice, Florida that helps to train pilots. This school trained two immigrants, known as Mohamed Atta and Marwan Al-Shehhi. These two were just two of the nineteen hijackers on September 11, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service did nothing to stop them (Korman 1). It is unbelievable that a pilot training school in our nation helped cause the worst terrorist attack in the history of this nation. While people feel that immigration is good for the economy of this country, immigration should be restricted more and/or stopped from certain countries for the safety and security of this country, these immigrants do not deserve the same rights as naturally-born United States citizens, and the continuation of more illegal immigrants entering this country. First, immigration should be restricted for the safety and security of our country. September 11 was the worst terrorist attack in United States history; and while there have been recent attacks, such as the Boston marathon bombings or the San Bernardino attacks, none have matched the shock and number of deaths as September 11. This country does not need any more terrorist attacks than it has already faced. The INS informed Huffington Aviation International that this school trained two of

Unless this country wants to see the population rise exponentially and more terrorist attacks, defend this country and make the immigration laws more restrictive. Remember the words of former President John F. Kennedy: “Do not ask what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your