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Why Are Mexican Immigrants Be Deported
Why are immigrants a big deal in the united states? Immigrants are people who leave their country and come to another trying to find a better life. Immigrants want a better life for themselves and their families. Most Mexican immigrants come to make money and support their families. Mexican immigrants are working out in the fields getting low income just to make money. Mexican immigrants just come to make money and they don’t care how much they make, even though they deserve more than what they get. Another thing is that people are accusing Mexicans of being criminals and causing trouble. All Mexican immigrants cross the border just to try and have a better life. This relates to “the crucible” because abigail and the girls of the town are …show more content…

Mexican immigrants haven’t done anything wrong in the united states, but everyone wants them gone even though they haven’t done anything wrong but just try and find a better life. People who don’t like Mexican immigrants are happy when they get deported immigrants just come back even if they get deported. They are looking for a better life in the united states. Nobody can get rid of immigrants, immigrants always hide and you dont know they are their only if they work in the fields. All our crops come from out in the fields. All workers are mostly all immigrants. We need immigrants to take care of our crops, without immigrants working in the fields we wouldn’t have all the food we have right now. People like immigrants working for them because the managers or owners pay less because they don’t have to pay as much because if citizens worked for them they would have to pay minimum wage or more. Now our president is doing something to have immigrants be here as citizens. Obama wants to grant immigrants citizenship if they've been here more than five years and if your family lives here. Obama doesn't like having families torn apart just because their

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