Mexican Immigration
Illegal Immigration
Mexican illegal immigration has been a problem for the United States for a long time. Many of the illegal immigrants have come into the U.S through the Mexican border. Some people have entered the country legally through a visit visa, but then they stay illegally and work in various places. Mexican immigration into the U.S is a way in which the economy is being harmed.
The Mexican illegal immigrants pose many problems for our country and they should not be allowed to enter in the first place. But since it is very hard to implement total security, steps should be taken to reduce the entering of Mexican immigrants into our country. Much of what these people earn in the U.S is sent to their homes in Mexico and the U.S economy is deprived of their taxes. By staying in the U.S, they are spending each second doing an illegal act as just their presence inside the U.S borders is an illegal act.
Education cost is an issue since many immigrants bring their families across the border with them. The cost is high as immigrants’ children, who are born here, are entitled to receive education. Education is funded primarily through local taxes. Mexican immigrants tend to live with several families in the same house to reduce living costs. This results in not contributing much budget to local schools, as their property taxes reflect in the value of their homes.
Another type of cost related to immigration that causes concern is healthcare.
Hospitals simply cannot turn away patients who cannot afford care. Given very low wages and no benefits in fields that Mexican immigrants typically occupy, immigration health care costs are likely to be high. If a Mexican immigrant contracts the flu and does not receive health care, that immigrant will spread the infection to other members of the public, increasing costs. So while the costs are high for immigration health care, the costs for not providing healthcare to illegal immigrants could be higher. Many of these
Mexican illegal immigration has been a problem for the United States for a long time. Many of the illegal immigrants have come into the U.S through the Mexican border. Some people have entered the country legally through a visit visa, but then they stay illegally and work in various places. Mexican immigration into the U.S is a way in which the economy is being harmed.
The Mexican illegal immigrants pose many problems for our country and they should not be allowed to enter in the first place. But since it is very hard to implement total security, steps should be taken to reduce the entering of Mexican immigrants into our country. Much of what these people earn in the U.S is sent to their homes in Mexico and the U.S economy is deprived of their taxes. By staying in the U.S, they are spending each second doing an illegal act as just their presence inside the U.S borders is an illegal act.
Education cost is an issue since many immigrants bring their families across the border with them. The cost is high as immigrants’ children, who are born here, are entitled to receive education. Education is funded primarily through local taxes. Mexican immigrants tend to live with several families in the same house to reduce living costs. This results in not contributing much budget to local schools, as their property taxes reflect in the value of their homes.
Another type of cost related to immigration that causes concern is healthcare.
Hospitals simply cannot turn away patients who cannot afford care. Given very low wages and no benefits in fields that Mexican immigrants typically occupy, immigration health care costs are likely to be high. If a Mexican immigrant contracts the flu and does not receive health care, that immigrant will spread the infection to other members of the public, increasing costs. So while the costs are high for immigration health care, the costs for not providing healthcare to illegal immigrants could be higher. Many of these