Thursday, December 4, 2014

What should the U.S. do about illegal inmigrants?


What should the U.S. do about illegal immigrants?

 
The U.S. should support the actions that President Barack Obama is taking to make the immigration system easy, fair, and success. He said, “Immigrants remain in the shadows.”

Even enough immigrant people get work permit, they will not receive the same benefits than Americans. However, immigrant people contribute to the economy in the U.S. They are employed according to the government I-9s requirement, then they are paying with check where automatically are take out the taxed for the Social Security and Medicare.

I think the U.S. should vote in favor for immigrants to get works permits or permanent residence or citizenship. Immigrant people are contributing to the economy, looking better opportunities for a better life, and looking better education for their children.

 


 In 2012 Latinos voted for President Barack Obama who won the presidential election with 51% of total popular vote.


Latin people voted in favor of Back Obama, who deposited their dreams and hopes, to have an amnesty or work permits to stay legally in this country and have better opportunities for jobs, education, valid ID’s, and driver’s licenses.  But on May 11, 2011, many young students were benefit with the Dream Act, where they got temporary legal status if they attend to college, graduate for High School or get a GED in the U.S.

 
The rest of the immigrant waited patiently until November 20, 2014 where President Obama announced new actions to improve an “immigration system more fair and more just.”


The President Barack Obama gave a great hope for many immigrant people currently living in the U.S. He also started talking about reinforcement border for people who are violating the laws. However, he said, “It would have doubled the number of border patrol agents. While giving undocumented immigrant a pathway to citizenship if they paid a fine, started paying their taxes, and went to the back of the line.”



In the article Immigration Enrique You and Me by Nicholas Kristof, New York Times, November 23, 2014. He said, “What most defines the 11 million undocumented immigrants in America is not illegality but undaunted courage and ambition for a better life. What separate their families from most of ours is simply the passage of time --- and the lottery of birth.”

In the same point with the speech of the President Barack Obama when he said, “My fellow Americans, we are and always will be a nation of immigrants. We were strangers once too… That’s the tradition we must uphold. That’s the legacy we must leave for those who are yet to come.”



 What would opponents say?

According of some points of opponents in the article Immigration Enriches You and Me, “And Harper’s Weekly despair that these immigrants are “stepped in ignorance” and account for a disproportionate share of criminals. I think the President Obama was very clear to explain first about enforcement borders to our security. He said the laws are against “Felons, not families. Criminals, not children. Gang members, not a mother who’s working hard to provide for her kids.”  

I know they are many pros for the U.S. and benefits for immigrant people it they are giving authorized work permits. On the other hand, Americans can be worried because immigration can change the jobs where they are now, lost their jobs, or have less wages. But, I think they are wrong because they are Americans, they are citizens, and immigration people only are going to have a temporary legal status, such Obama explain only people who qualify, but it is not a citizenship. Immigrant people will not receive the same benefits than Americans have.  The only grant for immigrant people is that they are not going to be deported.
 
  

Personally, I would say thank you to the President Obama, for this opportunity where 5,000 million immigrant people will be benefited, where families will be stay tranquil with their children in this country, people will have better jobs, education and better ways of life.

 



                                                                                                                      

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