“Since 2009, more than 2.5 millions of illegal immigrants have been deported from the United States” (Tom Rigers). Before deporting them, have anyone thought about the fact that maybe some of this people actually pay taxes? According to recent studies, it was proven that undocumented immigrants paid more than eleven billions of dollars in taxes in 2013. Has anyone thought about the fact that the majority of this people go to college? They provide education for this nation and that is one of many essentials key to make America great again. The majority of these undocumented immigrants are as responsible as the American citizens are. Some people might say they should be deported because they have committed some kind of crime, but, are the whole 2.5 million criminals? Has every single undocumented immigrant committed a crime? They might be guilty of crossing the border, but they did it just for one reason. A better future. Wishing a better life is not crime, that is called the American Dream. So, why don’t undocumented immigrants get their criminal record checked before being deported? Many of those illegal immigrants are as responsible as the people that lives in this country legally. Even though they are not citizens, they take care of responsibilities as if they were. Undocumented immigrants should have the opportunity to a better …show more content…
Many people who get deported have spent most of their life in The United States. They have get married here, had their babies and even grandbabies. Why separate them? They have created a new life since they touched American floor. They should have the right to raise their children in a safe country, help them with homework, take them to games, and even see their grandbabies grow. Nobody should have the right to separate families. For instance, Diane Guerrero, a television actress, is a proof f how deportation affects people’s lives. Her parents were deported while she was at school and was raised by people who were not their family, yet gave her the support she needed. This is an example of how deportation affects childhood by separating parents from their children. Deportation should not be the reason why families are not