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Second �'�a�� <br />Ellie Krier�ke <br />;'�' Grade <br />RAMS � <br />Mr. I.auin�er <br />- - T���ax�� �a��at� <br />Immigrants from around the world have been coming to the United States for hundreds of <br />years. They come to escape poverty, hunger, discrimination, war; the list goes on and on. For <br />years now, immigration bas been a solution for some people. It allows them to receive equal <br />rights, an income, and overall a better 1ife. However, immigration has raised problems for <br />America and its 1ega1 citizens. In order to solve some of the immigration problems involving the <br />United States, I believe that immigration laws should be enforced on U.S. immigrants. <br />Roberto Martinez, the director of U.S/Mexican Border Program, believes that the presence <br />of American troops wi11 cause more problems for the U.S and Mexico. FI� explains in a Motion <br />Magazine interview that Representative Jim Traficant introduced legislation to bring 10,000 <br />troops to California. That doesn't even include the 5,000 border patrol agents that are on the <br />Mexican order, approved by congress recently. Martinez believes thatthis is a bad decision <br />because it will int�rrupt movement, and that it wi11 interrupt free trade. I disagree, because having <br />lots of protection on the border allows fairness to both American citizens, and immigrants that are <br />1ega11y applying to be a citizen of America. At the same time, human rights are being respected; <br />immigrantswho apply 1ega11y, wi11 have a bet�er chance than an illegal immigrant does, when it <br />comes to living in this country. <br />Once immigrants get into this country, they need j obs. Because the amount of good j obs is <br />already taken by Americans,lesser educated immigrants are left with the dirtier,lesser paid j obs <br />that Americans don't want. When immigrants are hired to do those jobs, they are often paid less <br />money than an American born citizen would make on the same job. Some people may argue this <br />to be discrimination, or against the immigrants' human rights. This is a problem, however, most <br />immigrantswith 1ow class jobs do not complain or ask for a raise because their income is more <br />that 1ikely higher than what it was in their previous country. <br />
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