Mexican Immigrants

Although many believe that Mexican immigrants are only negative impacts on America, but many of Mexico's finest people come to the U.S: taking Mexico's next generation of renown lawyers, doctors, and scientists. It piques many immigrants interest to know that the United States has a more advanced educational system than Mexico. America shapes realistic dreams for those whom want to be successful lawyers, doctors, or world renowned scientist. The process may not be easy, but for many it is worth the risk. Without realizing, many leave behind towns and cities with shortages of jobs requiring a higher education. Primarily due to economic circumstances it is more likely one will just work at a ranch or in a store, and not many are able to obtain
higher educational standards. Many lack the economic stability considering a large portion of schools are private and must be paid for in order to attend. All over Mexico people drive long distances for a doctor or pay excessive amounts of money for a lawyer because the shortages are so great. People also depend on local healers because finding a doctor can be merely impossible. Much of the educationally dependent work force has minimal numbers of people, with barley any new members continuing to add on. Everyday many immigrant families come to the U.S to be the next generation of the higher educational work force, instead of doing so in Mexico