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Running Head: Immigration?
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IMIGRATION
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"Catalysts" asked for several contributors to address concerns about America's protracted immigration debates. The main question here is "what are we most worried about in terms of immigration?" It is deliberately addressed to people with different perspectives moreover backgrounds, as it is difficult to resolve a few debates without know the opposite. Me and my family born in Panama and we moved to the US in 2001 and later became citizens. When we moved, I was only two months old, so I grew up in South Florida. As I got older, I realize that so many people have migrated to diverse countries as well as wanting to live a better life. So I want to know, do people feel afraid of immigration when they live in the United States and become citizens?
This question has some false premise. To discuss this, you must distinguish among illegal moreover legal immigrants. An only a small percentage of Americans worry about issues associated with authorized immigration. What several Americans worry about is prohibited immigration. A few people oppose prohibited immigration for disgraceful reasons; nevertheless, in general, the vast mainstreams of people who oppose illegal immigration oppose illegal immigration for sensible and sensible reasons. The law is considered to be crucial. We are a country ruled by law. If immigration law is ignored, what other laws can we ignore? If ignorance of the law is acceptable and there is no real penalty for violating the law, then I would guess that millions of people would ignore paying all the income taxes. Other causes people oppose illegal immigration is the cost of local hospitals, schools, as well as social services. In short, people do not like government programs and services that use taxes for legitimate non-government personnel. Legal immigration is managed in manners that meet the needs of our country, strengthen our financial system furthermore get better in our country in general and finds huge support in each corner of the country. Unfortunately, the problem became so politicized that general sense was left out of the window. Now that matter has been scrutinized from a guerrilla perspective, we have a California-style sanctuary...