Illegal immigrants should be granted amnesty

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Illegal immigration patterns have changed the demographics of America over time. There is no agreement on whether illegal immigration is beneficial or whether it imposes costs on the American tax payer. In order to decide on whether to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants there economic impact, treatment by authorities and reasons as to why they come to America should all be considered. However, is there need to also focus on stereotypes in determining how to treat illegal immigrants? This still remains a puzzle as illegal immigrants do not enjoy the same rights as Americans, but they are also more prone to abuse.
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Course: English 101
Instructor: Kathleen E. Studebaker
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Illegal immigrants should be granted amnesty
The U.S. is a melting pot of cultures due to immigration to the country over time, use of English language; the national anthem and constitution have been unifying factors over time. However, immigration from the Southern border has elicited debate on whether there should be more restrictions on illegal immigration. In particular, immigrants from the U. S. southern border typically come from Central and South America speaking Spanish and cross illegally. Legal migration through visa issuance and proper documentation is not controversial, but the debate on illegal immigration divides supporters and opponents of giving amnesty to illegal immigrants. Security matters, respect of American laws and economic impact of illegal immigration shape opinion on the issue.
Immigrants come to America to improve their lives and that of relatives back at home. The American way of life and notion of ‘American Dream’ lures many illegal immigrants into the country with the hope of improving their economic situation. However, with lack of proper documentation this dream does not hold true. In most cases, the immigrants work in low wage temporary jobs that Americans shun, but which are essential for proper functioning of the construction and agricultural sector. Even though, there is an element of exploitation, these workers inadvertently help to keep prices low together with low inflationary pressures. In any case, they merely compliment the workforce where there is little displacement of American workers.
Since the 9/11 attack as there have been heightened concerns on security measures, with fears that terrorists could infiltrate America through illegal immigration. While these fears are not unfounded, they are at times exaggerated by criti...