Persuasive Speech: Welcome To America

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Welcome to America. Land of the free, home of the brave. A place they call the “land of opportunity”. Or more famously touted as the “American Dream”. It seems like by just hearing these phrases all you have to do is journey to America to make your dreams come true. That life will be easier by just being in America. Like America is the ice cream man with his truck that plays that all too familiar jingle. As soon as you hear it, like a child you are out of your house pining for his attention so that he may stop and give you the cool, sweet refreshment that everyone loves. Yet, forgetting that in order to get the sweet treat you need to pay. Because, no matter how friendly, nice, or inviting he is. He still needs to work, he still needs to keep his lights on, he has mouths to feed. That ice cream is not free. There is no free lunch.
Immigration is one of America’s biggest issue. In fact, one of the top ten solutions that one of the presidential runners proposed is to build a wall so that we can keep people out. Yet, seeming to forget that there are many within. Working to provide for themselves and their families. Forgetting that the reason why America has built was that people …show more content…

My proposal is that we have centers dedicated to help immigrants. These centers can be a one stop shop of information and resources. Minimizing the amount of travel needed to get information. At these centers immigrants can find coaching in financial, career, and educational areas. We will offer language classes, job fairs, job search training, and job development. For those with pressing issues like family separation, poverty, homelessness, etc. we offer individual assistance. We will provide follow up services so that each member that passes through these centers are not just forgotten and left to fend for themselves. Thus eliminating the expired visa problem and promoting active contributions to

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