Does immigration to the United States from other countries really benefit everyone and the entire world’s economy as a whole? For most people, they would say yes as their answer because the immigrants would be able to live new quiet and peaceful lives away from their old tiresome or depressing pasts while teaching others about the diverse languages. However, they didn’t realize that allowing immigration to other foreign countries would actually poison the economy if they move in without permission and be naturalized properly. It was once stated by Jan C. Ting, “Beside taking jobs from American workers, illegal immigration creates huge economic burdens on our health care system, our education system, our criminal justice system, our environment, our infrastructure, and our public safety.” So during an economical …show more content…
It’s a disastrous movement within politics and economics.” While immigrants can adapt to the new land’s culture through a couple of years to communicate efficiently, there’s a major risk of being assimilated into it entirely with most of their previous knowledge forgotten and large groups of them drawn in by a few migrators would result in the loss of a singular common language with translators required with a high cost to pay. (Problems with Illegal Immigration, Gheen) As tensions slowly begin to grow, enough would be enough as separatist movements would be formed for the sole purpose of an independent and free nation, dividing the country into separate factions which makes observing them individually a problem. (Apasec.org, Apasecadmin) Ultimately, this will result in several conflicts escalating into a massive war with devastating casualties if they don’t cease their actions or make peace with each other. While immigrants can make a difference in the terms of race and culture, there are other ways they can affect the country they move to such as America for