Why Do Refugees Get To A Better Place
There’s no place like home doesn’t always apply to everyone. Some people are forced out of their beds in the morning while others are being forced out of their country. While we continue with our daily lives thousands of miles away people are leaving their homes to seek safety. I believe that we should help the refugees get to a better place. Not only should we help them, but we should also help them get their homeland back. In “title” by Laura King, she describes the tumultuous circumstances, these refugees face describing how Moral issues, Economic benefits, and providing safeties will help the refugees live a more prosperous life.
There is also the moral reasoning behind why we should help. This issue is very similar to the holocaust. When …show more content…
Escaping from their homeland is a terrifying task. These refugees are coming over on small rafts that may collapse in the middle of the ocean. Tons of volunteers have come to the coast to help some people make their way to shore. They get the children off the boats and check to see if they are healthy, unfortunately sometimes they don’t get to them in time. A few bodies have washed up on the shore, which stresses the actual trying task of getting to safety. Providing safe transportation would solve a majority of the deaths. Getting the refugees to their destination safely isn’t where it should stop. Before the current migration wave places could easily be found for unaccompanied minors, unfortunately this is not the case. Instead of being placed in a safe and protective environment they are waitlisted and forced to fend for themselves. These young children are in a foreign place and in come cases without any guidance. This increases the chances of death and starvation.
In conclusion, helping the refugees is a worthy investment. Whether it’s the thought of not preventing unnecessary deaths or the prospect of an addition to America, helping is worth it. Moral issues, Economic benefits and providing safeties prove that helping the refugees is a valuable decision. Today’s problem could be tomorrow’s solution if we all strive for the greater
There is also the moral reasoning behind why we should help. This issue is very similar to the holocaust. When …show more content…
Escaping from their homeland is a terrifying task. These refugees are coming over on small rafts that may collapse in the middle of the ocean. Tons of volunteers have come to the coast to help some people make their way to shore. They get the children off the boats and check to see if they are healthy, unfortunately sometimes they don’t get to them in time. A few bodies have washed up on the shore, which stresses the actual trying task of getting to safety. Providing safe transportation would solve a majority of the deaths. Getting the refugees to their destination safely isn’t where it should stop. Before the current migration wave places could easily be found for unaccompanied minors, unfortunately this is not the case. Instead of being placed in a safe and protective environment they are waitlisted and forced to fend for themselves. These young children are in a foreign place and in come cases without any guidance. This increases the chances of death and starvation.
In conclusion, helping the refugees is a worthy investment. Whether it’s the thought of not preventing unnecessary deaths or the prospect of an addition to America, helping is worth it. Moral issues, Economic benefits and providing safeties prove that helping the refugees is a valuable decision. Today’s problem could be tomorrow’s solution if we all strive for the greater