The Importance Of Immigration In The United States

United States has been viewed as a place where opportunities are given regardless of education or background history. Immigrants are relocating to America in order to pursue the “American Dream” they believed they can achieve with the variety of opportunities available. However, not all immigrants are documented and legal to be living in United States. Somes are working to supply the poor families at home while the others are trying to become a citizens to seize a better future for their children 's. To reduce the amount of illegal immigrants crossing the border, reducing the potential earnings they can make in America will change their mind about the “American dream”. Not only is it effective, it’s better than wasting more money on border control or building another wall of China then having to fight the underground trespass war. Different countries have different policies and conditions towards immigration. Some required one or more relatives already a citizen in the country, others may ask for disclosing assets. Immigration requires a tremendous amount of paperwork and the process is also hideous. For example, applying for a family member to live in United States as a legal immigrant takes …show more content…
However, the problem is still ongoing and the country is wasting money and expense on creating an image of the Great Wall of China. In one of the article Byron York stated “ our immigration system is not broken” (York 1). The statement is false on so many levels, the process of applying to be a legal resident in United States takes years and most of the time families get denied. Which forces them to trespass the border illegally and settle secretly under the government eyes. Why prolong the process for immigrants to live in America when we can speed up the process for them to be accepted, and let them contribute to paying