Thursday, February 14, 2013

Immigration Reform




When everyone thinks of immigration, they think of crossing the border or illegal aliens. People also think of immigration and have different opinions on the subject. This blog will help inform you of the political uprising that are occurring because of this issue and also view both sides of the different arguments, pros and cons of the immigration reform.



PROS:

If this reform was to pass, as it is being fought for by President Obama, one of the regulations that must follow it are the enforcement on the borders, this way those who are here now will be the only ones to benefit from this reform and we can begin to minimize the amount of illegal activities. 

A guest worker program will also be adopted, this program consists of giving working permissions to workers from outside of the United States to come and work, but must leave after a certain period of time. This way the labor is being done legally and can me monitored. 

The economical boost this reform can bring to our economy is beyond what anyone can imagine. If the immigrants who are applying for this reform, they will be charged for the forms sent in for evaluation. They will need to pay a fine for being in the country illegally, and will since they will be working legally, they will have to report taxes just as a regular citizen would. 

The amount of illegal labor that is going on right now is unimaginable, with this reform, they will be able to come out the shadows and work legally just as everyone else is doing. By lowering the amount of illegal labor, we are raising the amount of control we have over jobs and can monitor then more easily.


CONS:

If amnesty is given to the immigrants who are here illegally now, this will raise the assumption that if more people cross over illegally, they will eventually receive this amnesty as well. This will eventually cause over population in the United States and cause illegal immigration to continue to rise. 

In the job industry, there is a struggle because of the high rate of unemployment. If this reform passes, the job competence will rise and so will the unemployment. 

One of the major rules in the passing of this reform is for the individual to have an understanding of the English language. But if they only have an understanding of the language, this means there is still some type of language barrier between the English language and the other languages spoken throughout the country.

With the passing of this reform, this will punish to some extent the ones who committed the crime of being in the country illegally. Yet, will also punish the ones who actually took the time and effort to make their way to the United States in a legal manner because it was almost in vane. 





4 comments:

  1. Nonsense! how far from the truth! the migration into the united states has boost up small business, and therefore enhance the economy , having a lot of man power is the key to make small business prosper, in the USA or anywhere plus anybody pays taxes all the time when they buy anything. the history of the USA is that precisely, Many people working for an idea, the country! What really happens is ; they want to hurt the prosperity of the minorities by false accusations ,and profiling. The neo-Nazies in the USA, act preemptively based on their secret agenda ,They are jealous of the prosperity of minorities, who caused them to lose the elections>

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  2. I look at these supposed "Cons" for a reform as just a simple excuse for why not to give immigrants a chance at a better life. "over population of the U.S."- Not true because if they do have a reform they will have barriers of who can and can't be legalized and by legalizing immigrants they could agree on somehow making the border more secure and even making a 50 ft wall if they wanted, to stop immigrants from crossing illegally.
    "More job Competition"- that is simple: the strong, smart, successful, hardworking and well qualified will acquire jobs that others that aren't as successful in life can't.
    "Language barriers will increase"- There has always been language barriers don't forget its not just Hispanics in this country illegally. There is Asians, Africans, Indians, etc. there is not as much from other parts of the world but still is.
    "Will punishment for those who did follow the rules"- Please there has been people here legally that have done way worst then some people here illegally have. Look at terrorist that have been here legally and are citizens and have done worst things. Look at citizens that have murdered people and things that are sometimes just terrifying.

    I suggest people take a good look at these "Cons" again and re-think things over. This is just my opinion.

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  3. Every coin has two sides positive and negative but if we will consider the positivity more instead of negativity then it will provide a better result!!! Thank you for this post... It's really a wonderful one.

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  4. You pretty much gave Pros for if it didn't pass and Cons for if it did.

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