Pros And Cons Of US-Mexico Border Patrol

Border Patrol Against Illegal Immigrants Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States reinforced their border patrols against illegal immigrants, terrorists and contraband coming into the United States. One of the major problems the United States has been facing for the past years regarding immigration reform has caused the country to collapse with conflicts, political convenience and presidential elections against immigrants. Border Patrol has caused many changes not just to the country, but most to the U.S.-Mexico border. Immigration laws should be fixed to help keep illegal immigrants in this country who have all the necessary requirements. The attack on the U.S. has caused dramatic changes to the country and to the entire world. It was not only by securing our borders, but also administer extreme training to homeland security to prevent other attacks
“Each year hundreds of thousands of people attempt to enter the United States from Mexico without authorization by crossing desert on foot or using false identification at ports of entry”(De Leon). Even though the U.S. spends millions of dollars yearly it is not enough for them to stop contraband and law breakers. The border is one of the most dangerous places where people get robbed, raped and killed when they don’t collaborate for what they are asking. Many of the cartels have have made their way to bring their product through the borders by creating tunnels and finding other ways to transport. What people don’t know is that military personal are collaborating to help illegal immigrants enter the border. They charge between $7,000 to $10,000 thousand dollars depending on how the situation is on the border or maybe whom they need to pay for their collaboration. What the U.S needs to do is to be stricter on military staff who are the first ones to break the laws and disregard the American