Essays about Illegal Immigration Page 2

Immigration is defined as the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country, which happens worldwide. Many people love the idea, but many disagree with it, leaving it a problem in the United States. The current U.S. immigration law is very complex, and hard for many to understand. Many immigrants are privileged to…

Living in El Paso gives a first hand look at the current issues concerning the border. Just recently a large caravan consisting of thousands of people, from all over South and Central America, came to our borders seeking safety. However, with our current administration it is proving difficult for thousands forcing them to camp out…

Introduction In August 2017, I attended a church in the US as the guest preacher to a congregation of 150 in which 120 adults were undocumented immigrants. I learned of their statuses at a dinner in the evening which sent a shock-wave into my spine. They had lived in the US between five and thirty-eight…

There are over eleven million of them, cultivating the American fields, building houses and towers, cooking in restaurant kitchens, studying in American schools, detention centers and immigration courts. Presently, illegal immigration is a debatable topic for many, especially with the new president in the White House. A fair number of U.S. citizens and none-citizens agree…

 Treatment of illegal immigrants is an issue that raises a lot of controversies. Some argue that they should be treated as criminals who should be deported to their home countries as they pose security threats. Despite these allegations, immigrants whether legal or illegal deserve to be treated with respect as they are human beings. They…