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Immigration

Immigration, in America, has become an ever increasing problem to gain control of. Americans have become concerned as to whether it can help or hurt our economy. When I started to do research for this paper I was positive that there was nothing but harm to come out of immigration. There is no really clear substantial answer since immigration has its good points as well as its bad points.

Immigration can be a blessing in disguise for the economy of the United States. The immigrants that come over help keep inflation down by filling positions in all variety of industries. They are not necessarily taking jobs from the natives; they are just taking jobs that most Americans refuse to do. Without these jobs being filled supply would dwindle down and prices would have to rise in order to compensate. According to Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson, “the unemployment rate in Salt Lake City has stayed virtually the same, regardless of the amount of immigrants” (ABCNews, 2003). The only problem that I see about this is that the migrant workers will work for fewer wages than natives. This is seen mainly in agricultural occupations were minimum wage is almost non-existent. By wo


The problem with immigration control is that there will never be control without closing our borders completely. Americans will always be concerned with immigration even though we were immigrants once too. Immigration’s affects, at this point in time, outweigh its benefits. These are all problems faced when you are the number one country in the world where people want to live.

As I see it as long as the United States continues to be the desired place in the world to live and work we should at least let our neighbors in. The amount of immigrants coming in will have little change. The only difference would be that the term illegal would be erased. If these immigrants were allowed to enter this country legally we could more efficiently tax the money they are making. This is because there would be no further need to hide earnings to keep from being deported. The revenues gained would relieve some of the pressures placed on our economy by allowing the immigrants to pitch in for services they are receiving anyway.

rking for less, immigrants make it hard for those individuals competing with them to be able to support their families. These immigrants have lived off of no

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