Essay On Illegal Immigration Pros And Cons

“Illegals” Immigration, that one word can bring up so many opinions and spiral so many conversations. Illegal Immigration it is a very controversial topic in the news these days. The topic is important to many but there are some people who could care less. A rising share of unauthorized immigrants have lived in the U.S. for at least a decade. There are people who want all immigrants out of the country and support the Presidents “Wall” and those immigrants who have sacrificed their lives to come to this country for a better life. People who don’t want undocumented people in the U.S. are usually the same ones that say they took their jobs. In fact, that can’t be true because its actually really hard for an undocumented person to get a job nowadays. There is plenty of work, its just these people who are against immigrants find it so easy to blame it on them. The U.S. civilian workforce includes 8 million unauthorized immigrants, accounting for 5% of those who were working or were unemployed and looking for
population. For many years its been known that there are many people in this country without documents. Its known that these people that have came from all over not just Mexico, have came to find a better life in the Americas. People can argue all they want about how there shouldn’t be immigrants in the country but they fail to realize that they themselves are not from the country. Long long ago there were people in the Americas before it even was America, so I hope to just remind people that everyone is an immigrant. America is supposed to be a place of freedom and equality but there is still so much racism and discrimination. Why should “illegal” immigrants leave , if they are just as much as citizens as anyone else. They take their children to school, they pay taxes, they work jobs, they are humans just like everybody else. I truly feel like undocumented people have earned their place in the