My cousin was killed by the drug cartel just because he did not want to sell drugs. He was going to a party and they told him that he had to start selling drugs or get his head chopped off. They gave him a week to think about it. His parent were thinking of sending him to North Carolina, but he was a immigrant, and it was $10,000 to send him. They were getting as much money as they could, but by the time the got $5,000 he had went to a party and the cartel took him. We didn’t know anything about him for two day. After those two days, they found his body in pieces and his head chopped off in the road. Immigrants should be allowed in the U.S because we don’t want this story to repeat. Immigrants are humans too and we should all try to help and …show more content…
protect each other. Immigrants should be allowed to stay in he U.S. because they will receive better jobs, better education for their children and their lives are in jeopardy in their native country. Immigrants want jobs because in Mexico there is a lot of people that are unemployed. Most Immigrants are doing jobs that most people don’t want to do like work in the fields , construction, cleaning houses , and farms. Most immigrants are desperate for the money, so they don’t care how much they get pay or what they do at work . They get pay so low in Mexico that the money they earn it doesn’t support their family reason they come to U.S to get to work get money and sent it to Mexico for their family. ‘They arrive on their own ,they have no support Flores Garcia ␣1 from people they will accept the first job’ ( Teichmann Iris 12 ). People think that the immigrants are taking their jobs that the reason they want the immigrant to go back to Mexico . They just doing job that people are not welling to work for .”There are many people who prefer to hire immigrants since they are not afraid of a little bit of hard work and they always put forth a good effort to do the job as the person states”. ( "Immigrant Employment: Most Common Jobs.”) They U.S banned a lot of immigrants from working so they have to work in jobs that doesn’t get pay as much as a american person .(Teichmann, Iris.16 ) Immigrants have low wage but they cant say anything about it because if they do complained the boss will just called the police men so they can deported them or arrest them .( “It's My Life” ) The DACA give the students to received a work permit so they can work and get a education .(Health Care & Public Benefits.) Most of the immigrants that live in the U.S create a lot of jobs .( Mary 83 )” Immigrants don’t come to this country to do what they love; they come here to make money. Happiness is the last thing on their minds because all they care about is making money”.("Why Immigrants Are More Successful than You “) Immigrants add billion each year to the U.S. economy for their hard work. Most of the people depend on immigrants to work hard on the crops and fields so American people can have something to eat at their table.(Teichmann, Iris 34 ) Immigrants start their business so they give other people jobs to work in their business . so they are creating jobs for the american people.("Ten Ways Immigrants Help Build and Strengthen Our Economy.”) Many immigrants live in small apt. or a house with 3 to 4 family cause their wages are so low they don't have enough money to pay so they have to separated the bill between three parts . (Mary 94 ) America would not be america without the immigrant work and all the stuff they do Flores Garcia ␣2 for america . Immigrants never say no to a job cause they need that money they can work 2 - 3 jobs to support there family.( More Successful ) Many immigrants come for a better education for their children . They have lack of education in Mexico. They come to the U.S without knowing english but they have a dream to accomplish so they don't have another choice then to learn english. The smaller immigrant parents bring them the easier it is for them to learn how to speak english.( "Language, Culture, and Adaptation in Immigrant Children.") Immigrant parents want them to be someone in life and not like them they work all day in get pay so little but they got a family to take care of . Immigrants don't pay taxes but if they get a education they start paying taxes because they become working citizens who pay income taxes just like everyone else. ” The immigrants are more likely to succeed because they arrived here with high expectations, their parents expect them to work harder, and it's likely they will have a stronger relationship than their American peers with their teachers” .( "Immigrant Children at School.”) Undocumented children are distressing experiences of all. They usual experiences of growing up, and the unusual stress of immigration, undocumented immigrant children worry about deportation. If they get discovered, that they are Immigration they start investigate on them. So sometime they have to lie at school saying that they are citizens .("Undocumented Children in the Schools ) If their immigrants children work hard of getting good grades they get a better chance to get a better life then their parents. (“Are Immigrants' Kids Really Smarter?”) The DACA help a lot of immigrant student cause most of the immigrant could not go to collage or the navy cause they were not Citizens . So they only got done with high school but since theY DACA they have more chances to have a good job and a good education. (Health Care & Public Benefits.) The Flores Garcia ␣3 third generation does better because they are expecting more like better income, education, personal health, and overall achievement.
( "The Immigrant Paradox’’) Some of this people think that just cause immigrant parent/student t don't have enough money to pay for collage doesn't mean they can get a education .The immigrant can take online classes to get their master’s degree.("The Immigrant Paradox’’)As you see in america their not a lot of immigrants that have a profession but they don't give up until their successful in life .( Teichmann Iris 35 ). Many immigrants are coming to U.S because their life is at risk in their own country . We don't want what happened to my cousin to happen again. They force teens to sell dugs but they don't wan't to, so their parents want them to come to the U.S. they just don’t have enough money to send them to the u.s so they end up dying in the streets. There are many gangs in Mexico they threat you to join them or die so they come to the u.s for a better life and fear of getting killed.(No Childhood Here ) Many people in Mexico are scary to even step a foot out their house because their always somebody die in the streets .they are really scary that they might be the next one die . their high violence is scarring the teen and children from going to school cause the gang, Narcos ,cartel can kidnap them or kill them.(No Childhood Here ) But many teens die crossing the border cause they run out of food or water or smuggler but immigrants call them coyote leaves them in the desert by their self
. Immigrants come here for different stuff but most of the time they come for jobs ,better education for there kids or their lives are in danger . In Mexico they barely have jobs so they have to cross the border to have more opportunities. They have a lack of eduction so the immigrant children come to the U.S to get a better eduction . Most of the teenagers are getting Flores Garcia ␣4 Flores Garcia ␣5 force to sell dugs or get killed by the gang ,narcos, and cartel . Those are some of the reasons that immigrant should stay in the u.s but there are many more reasons than those reasons.
Have you been searching for a book that will inspire you, but just can’t seem to find one? Well your prayers have been answered, because I have the book for you. The Immigrant Advantage by Claudia Kolker will do the job. The novel was published in 2011 by Free Press. Claudia Kolker is an award-winning journalist, who has written for The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, The Economist, and The Oprah Magazine.
With the difficulties and the dangers of migrating are big, people are willing to risk their lives in order to reach the American Dream. People dream of making it to the US and having a big luxurious life when in reality all the jobs they can get is working in the fields and or factories. They discrimination they are going to face because how they look and speak, the idea that they may never make it to the top unless they go back to school and get a degree. The harsh realities with being an immigrant in the United States is big, always having to worry about ICE, or losing a job, this constant fear of being deported. In every society there is hegemonic society that prevails over everyone else and controls everything and everyone. In a country that strives to for every person to be equal is a myth, we live in a world were only the rich will prosper and the poor will get
In The Immigration Paradox, I saw how the historical themes of immigration continue to influence the vulnerability of undocumented migrants, which made me reflect on the effectiveness of our current immigration system. In the beginning of the movie, there was an unauthorized migrant, who tried to cross through the Arizona desert, pleading for help and asking bystander to call border control. This reflects our discussions about prevention through deterrence, in which the government tries to discourage migrants by directing them to routes with deadly conditions. Similarly, there are other systematic problems with our immigration policies. For example, I thought it was very frustrating that the construction contractors who abide by the laws cannot fairly compete against others who pay
“Michelle earned six small scholarships, two of which are renewable for next year, and took out a federal loan. She also works 16 hours a week in the financial – aid office at the university.” (61). With Wallechinsky providing Michelle and her mother’s story it helps many relate or agree of the high payment for our education. Immigrants come to the U.S hoping for an education and opportunities. To have opportunities, for example jobs, a family, and social mobility an education is needed. Our education is the key to many of our dreams but on the other hand it’s one of the main things holding many back. That doesn’t mean that all people have given up for example Wallechinsky states, “Middle class respondents surveyed say they take responsibility for their own financial destiny and believe that they will succeed or fail based on their own efforts. Still, many are downsizing their dreams” (61). This states that many have positive mindsets that believe that the effort and determination to work is the reason for their financial status. But by them downgrading their dreams it shows how our effort and hard work isn’t going to make wages get higher. However, David Wallechinsky has a point to question the existent of the American Dream as many blame
The goal of this research is to find out why the immigrant students have to face more challenges in the level of education they achieve, the high level poverty that they face in their daily lives and all the confusing networks they have around them which they have no clue of how to utilize it. Also, the research focusses on the fewer resources immigrant students have while achieving their goals. The research question is important as it does affect all immigrant students and their respective families and not limited just to the immigrant. I am sure many families move to a different country to achieve better education and to make a brighter future for themselves and their loved ones. These families come with so much hope and faith, but in return they are bombarded with so much confusing information that it’s very easy for them to get lost and give up. At last, children are the future and if from being they don’t have the correct resources then how will they achieve their goals.
If we talk about undocumented immigrants in United States, we usually focus on the benefits and jobs they take from our country, but have we ever stood in their shoes and imagine what life is like for an illegal immigrant? To live as an undocumented immigrant is a bad situation, but I believe to be a child of an undocumented immigrant is even worse, because their choices are limited and they are unaware of their rights to attend colleges. In this research, I will focus on undocumented immigrant students, who are unable to afford for higher education, and the fear of their unknown future which is mainly cause by their undocumented status. The largest invisible group in America, to explore “what are the struggles and unsolved problems of undocumented students?”
The American dream, as some may call it, is a cherished idea by those who may lack opportunities. For those in Mexico, it is something that is sure to have crossed their minds sometime in their life. The United States, to foreigners, has been looked at as a sign of opportunity and freedom from oppressive governments or unfortunate living conditions. The Other Side of Immigration takes a look at the Mexican nation and provides thought-provoking interview segments about the people still living in the nation who experience and observe the effects of immigration to the United States.
Immigration has been a topic that has caused multiple discussions on why people migrate from one country to another, also how it affects both the migraters and the lands they go. Immigration is the movement from one location to another to live there permanently. This topic has been usually been associated with sociology to better explain how it affects people, cultures and societies. Sociology has three forms of thinking that are used to describe and analyze this topic. There are three forms of thinking that are used to tell and describe immigration to society; structural functionalist, symbolic interactionist, and conflict theory. Each of these theories uses different forms of thinking and rationality to describe and explain socio topics.
...cent more likely...to have post-graduate educations" than Americans, according to Simon. The traditionalists opposing immigration must recognize our lives are enhanced by their knowledge and education, and that in order to "preserve our nation", they must realize we are a "nation of immigrants" and let others prove their worth.
Among every other country in the world, the United States of America is where people feel the most comfortable place to come and live a better life. Immigrants are people who leave their counties to reside in other counties that are rich and safe to better themselves. Every year people immigrate to the USA for many reasons. Many people are having difficulty living in their native country such as over population, jobless which make the economy so hard. People from outside of the United States think there is peace, love, equality, free education, jobs, good food to stay healthy, but most importantly freedom of speech to express yourself in America. Today, I will only focus on some reasons why people in my country immigrates to America. This is
Education is everything to many immigrants because since those immigrants didn’t have a proper education in their native countries they want their kids to have the best education and they want to be able to provide their kids with that at least. For many immigrants an education is all that they want for their kids to become successful since they weren’t given that opportunity they want to give it to their kids. Like people say “you can lose everything but one thing that you will never lose is the education that you was taught.” Others also come for the health care benefits that they are given in
America has had discrimination against minorities for a long time and it will continue to have it until people treat minorities with respect. Discrimination is when people treat minorities bad because of their skin color, ethnicity and the place they were born. For immigrants, the problems they had to arrive in America were not a good experience only by the struggle to gain acceptance among the population. Most immigrants came to the U.S. to have a better life and give education to their children. Almost all immigrants have experienced discrimination at some point in their life and even some are still experiencing it today. Most Latinos don’t have a choice but to deal with it when they get discriminated because they know they are illegal.
Immigration has been an incredibly contentious issue in this election cycle, largely because of the potential for tribal conflicts that it allows. Both proponents and opponents of immigration could take a utilitarian view, and potentially be right: for immigration to be endorsed by a utilitarian, the benefits to the immigrants would have to outweigh the consequences to current citizens. The benefits to the immigrants are not argued much; most agree that immigrants have a lot to gain from the increased opportunities in the United States, due to less corruption, better infrastructure, a larger economy, and perhaps better social mobility. The negative effect on current citizens, however, is widely disagreed on. Supporters argue that not much is lost by allowing these people into the country, while opponents argue that
Why is immigration a hot political issue facing policymakers and public administrators? What can the states and federal government do to resolve comprehensive immigration reform?
Illegal Immigration can occur for various reasons but one of the main causes over years has been civil wars which made people cross borders of other countries. One more factor can be poverty where people migrate from other countries legally or illegally to higher paid jobs, better living conditions and one of the main examples of these are thousands of people who apply for H1-B (highly skilled workers) every year to legally work for a company in America. Another factor could be persecution in their own country for person’s wrong doing in religious or political beliefs and fleeing to adjacent country to take sanctuary. According to Anderson, immigrants come to America from neighboring countries especially Mexico to benefit fr...