Those who have grown up in America are psychologically and emotionally Americans. The author makes several attempts to appeal to the audience but none of which are affective. The author tries to appeal to the readers emotional feelings by making it seem as if illegal immigrants deserve to be considered as Americans. Just because you grow up in America doesn’t make you psychologically and emotionally an American. Growing up here may add to someone’s emotional and physical factors of being an American. But it takes more than that to be a true citizen of America. Like the love for one’s country and patriotism. You have to know are laws and how are government works, and respect your fellow American. Americans have a spiritual oath towards America and what are country stands for and you can have that by just living here for a period of …show more content…
More illegal immigrants will be tempted to come since they will ultimately will gain citizenship for them and their kids. There is already an established process of how an illegal emigrant can take to become a verified citizen this act is just an easier short cut which just gives away a citizenship which many have worked for. Every year thousands of emigrants go through a series of classes and paper work. This is a long process which ends with the ultimate goal of an emigrant which is to become an American citizen. The dream act will draw in people from all over the world trying to become American citizens. If the dream act is passed then all those emigrants will become Americans by default. And all that the emigrants that worked hard to be Americans did will have been all for nothing. Once word spreads of this act and people start becoming American citizens it will ultimately just lead to a widespread seizure of illegal