Why We Should Be Deported

nt, Barack Obama once said- “ For more than 200 years, our tradition of welcoming immigrants from around the world has given us a tremendous advantage over other nations. It’s kept us youthful, dynamic, and entrepreneurial.” America is the melting pot of the world full of diversity and curiosity. After all, America is a nation of immigrants, which at some point all had one goal in life in which was to make it to the land of opportunities. America is referred to the land of opportunities for one reason and that is because it offers those with dreams opportunities to pursue them. Many of these people come to the United States to make a better life for their families and even themselves. So why should they be living in constant fear of being deported if they haven't committed a crime or even possess a criminal record. Immigrants with no criminal record or serious offenses should be allowed to work
Although others believe that because they entered this country without proper authorization they should be denied the privilege to reside in America but what they fail to acknowledge are the reasons as to why they left their homeland in the first place.
President Obama said his immigration plan is about “deporting felons, not families.” The reason why many of these people decide to come to America is to be able to improve their life financially in order to provide their loved ones with a life of happiness and not a life of constant pain and suffering. So why should they continue to live in angst if all they have done is try to improve not only their life but that of their family. According to The Department of Homeland Security those who entered the country illegally prior to January 1, 2014 and, have never convicted a serious offense or disobeyed a prior order to leave the country will not be a priority to leave the