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they have. a place to safe an free from discrimination stated i ted �n Article. o Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It's clear to rye that without immigration, most of us would not be hire right no because our ancestors immigrated to America. Without immigration, the US w ould not benefit from our unique divers it r and rich cultural tradition s and values, vve get to eno variety of food, music, and artistic o salsa spaghetti, t fortune cookies, lefse, ja and soccer were all either introduced or influenced by other cultures. I absolut love the Swedish meatballs, turkey, mashed potatoes, red cabbage lef sa, green beans, cranberries, and stuffing from nay grandmother's cultural backgrounds that our family and gets to enjoy ever Thanksgiving and Christmas. And, I enjoy learrrin about rn heritage as my grandmother prepares these special meals and tells her stories. I'm thankful. for the opportunities e opportunrtres I have to learn about and be exposed to different rent cultural traditions o the mangy wonderful and interesting friends I who immigrated to the. U.S. Maybe rn r I will fulfill my childhood fish to travel around the world where I can 1 knowledge pp and un d e rstandings as i experience each country I stop in. f think I'm only beginning to understand Why immigration g r such a controversial issue today and how complicated it is for immigrants. s I tr "decode" to decode this complicated topic, f have concluded that some people are afraid of the cultural differences and are afraid that will be a problem concerning their safety. others are c oncerned oneerned that i may start to over populate the nationals and begin to overrule the U Some e p ople worry that scarce resources will become even more limited due to the greatly t increasi seems tha rrro g popult1on.. It most of the current controversies are related to ontrolli undocu mented g immigrants. I', con used as to why n our government think that they can keep Mexican immigrants out of the U.S. by constructing a large w all to blo illegal immigrants i crossing the her g grants from g der, when the wall on ly covers half'the p ossible entrances. feel, that b i p ar setting up a fence or all on the border between Mexico and the U.S., the nations are stunting the progress needed to follow the Universal Declaration of Duman Rights.. So, do people have a human right to live wherever they choose se n this earth? to article l of the Universal Declaration of Duman Rights, ev to a nationality every has the right t and the right to change his or her It seems to nationality. .e that people should be able to live wherever they want, but 1 understand needing g to set limits e if resources are getting scarce or need to be protected or if our safer is at rise lirr��its the If 'we need to set n the I�m should not violate the Universal Declaration of um.arr Rights, the United States Bill of Rights, and the Minnesota Tan Rig Act. In fact, those documents shoed be the guide and foundat for our irr mi ration oli p ores and laves. I believe that everyone has the right to live in a safe lace tha h p at protects his r her human rights. I also believe that with those rights comes the responsibility r to care for each other, protect our environment, and appreciate the contributions rhutrons w are all capable of gMn.. The diversity that immigration has broug to the United g State s is im helps our communities to b e successful in daily life and in major conflicts. If J everyone were able to learn hove to work. together in their smaller communities men the world community would b mach up of cooperative groups f`people. Knowing people from g p p or all over the w orld helps us understand, ,respect and see each other 'as equal. These x eonnectIons can lead to cooperation and peace among countries.