Two Sides Of Immigration Reform

Immigration Reform is the change and editing in the foreign immigration policy. It was a thought back in the 1700. next ,came into a real thing in 1790 where the naturalization act was passed and signed which granted the citizenship for any immigrant that has been in the U.S. for 2 years. That made them free people under the law. Their children that they would have in the U.S. were given citizenship naturally because they were born in the states. All the controversy and hiccups in the road happened when the states decided to change the policy in 1798. The change was the Alien and Sedition Act when the french foreigners became a threat to the citizens. “Clearly, the Federalists saw foreigners as a deep threat to American security. As one Federalist
The people that are for this situation are the immigrants and or the people that want to give them a second chance at life. They want to have a taste of what Americans
They believe that the immigrant or aliens so say did take the american job from them. No they did not they may of took the job that you were to lazy to get up and get but let's save that for opinion. "We will be doing everything we can to help the 20 million unemployed Americans have a voice and be heard in this debate."( Roy Beck President of Numbers USA, ADL.org) The anti-immigrant people that are for the deportation are saying that the jobs they give are cheap labor on their part and they get to have extra money. There is also a small group in this group that aren't called unemployed but they are called underemployed. The underemployed are people that think that they are being prohibited to get higher paying job because the aliens took them.The political parties that have a majority that supports the immigration reform are the democrats and they believe in a second chance of living in the US. They want to be known as the second chance of life party. Here is a picture link of the non and current citizens and their viewpoints on the