Illegal Immigration has been a huge issue in the United States. The U.S government has attempted to use different techniques in reducing illegal immigrations such as: increasing deportation and increasing boarder security. Many immigrates are escaping violence from their country of origin and seeking a better life for themselves/ children. The idea that immigrates are pouring over our boarders in numbers scare many Americans creating anti-immigrant sentiments usually not based on much facts. Many immigrants have entered the U. S legally created by Immigration and Nationality Act. This act allows thousands of people to travel to the U.S and seek permanent residents each year and allow others to simply seek employment. There are several others who are refugee fleeing from religious or political prosecution. No matter the reason, people dream of living in the U.S and strive for the American dream: freedom. …show more content…
borders, including "aliens whose presence in this country is unlawful " according to ‘Plyer v. Doe’. A case making it possible for immigrant children to receive public education which is the foundation of human rights. Although the U.S Government has to the power to implement laws to prevent further immigration, once here, even immigrants have the right to freedom of speech, religion, to be treated fairly, privacy, and many other fundamental rights like U.S. citizens. In case, Yamataya v. Fisher, the Supreme Court ruled that the INS could not deport someone without a hearing that meets constitutional due process. It is a misconception that both U.S citizens and immigrants are unaware of standards like proof for deportation, representation, right to a