The Myth Of Immigration

In America, a country founded by immigrants, all those seeking basic human rights should be afforded them. Foreigners left Europe because they sought better lives, then invaded a country already inhabited and stole the land and changed their lives to better fit them. If Americans do not give new immigrants the same rights Americans have bestowed upon themselves in the 14th century, it is plain out wrong and unfair. Immigrants come to America to make a better life for themselves and pursue happiness, which is so blantaly explained in The Constitution.

There is a myth about immigrants stealing jobs from Americans, that is nothing more than a myth. Immigration actually provides a benefit to the national economy, whether the immigrants crossed the border illegally or not. It all comes down to “specialization of labor”.Which is a powerful force in an economy, benefiting small and large businesses. Workers produce more when they occupy specialized roles, so businesses can offer higher quality products at lower prices. The fact that foreigners are so eager to pick crops, clean beach houses, and bus tables allows more Americans to enjoy a wealthier life and
wages cheaper prices on produce. It is not the immigrants but the taxes, but the spending and entitlements that have sucked the economy dry.

Immigration is a natural right. A natural right is a right inherent to humanity, and the freedom of movement is such a right. The idea that immigration needs to be “authorized" by the government flies in the face of that freedom. Immigrants to come to America speaking the opportunity to work happiness, for those from here at two young of an age to have any say in the matter, should be able to stay to pursue this opportunity. Employers should be able to enter into contracts with any immigrants who want to be employees. The government does not own the country and political borders or just lines on maps. Treating law-abiding people like criminals simply because they didn't meet the requirements of migration goes against immigration's natural right to travel Americans' natural right to freely associate and make contracts.

Immigrants are people too.
Immigrants want to pursue happiness and live their life just like other American citizens. If immigrants have the will and the desire to come to America and get citizenship and put their children in public schools and pay taxes and follow the rules and laws of the United States, then there's no reason why immigrants should not be granted rights. Everybody has a desire in life, a lot of those desires happen in the United States. Immigrants from all over the world come to the United States to start fresh on their life and build themselves from the ground up. Immigrants have the desire to have a citizenship in the United States which means that immigrants should not be chastised in any shape form or fashion just because they come from a different country, it is
inhumane.

In conclusion, Immigrants have the same desires as all American citizens, the only difference is they come from different countries to pursue those desires. Immigrants should be granted rights because they are people and it is the humane thing to do to grant immigrant rights just like every other person in America.