Well-educated scientist and doctors who came to the U.S. to continue their studies and perform research were denied access back in the states. This is a major con of the ban. Instead of encouraging the growth of education that others could bring into the country, the ban suppresses that ingenuity. The U.S. has always been known as the meting pot, and people from all sorts of background have made their mark in history here. Although, this ban not only stops immigrants from coming into the states, but it also makes people who have immigrated here in the past feel less …show more content…
There are many points to say that immigrants are overpopulating, taking jobs, or overall ruining the country. But, throughout the book studies have time and time again proven immigrants have been a source of economic growth. Suppressing the knowledge and culture of immigrants to come into the country will only leave the U.S. lagging behind. In recent news, Immigrants have been painted as the reason for any problems the U.S. faces. Natives watching this news seem to agree, but when we look at the overall picture of how immigrants have been a great benefit to our society maybe less people would be for the ban administered by