ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

Illegal Immigration

Illegal Immigration

Today illegal Immigration is one of the most controversial political issues in the united states from Mexico. Immigration is the source of an allotment of controversial considerations in past years due in large part to the attacks on September 11th. Illegal immigration into the United States is a problem that should be open and reformed as it is unfair to Americans and to the people of the country from which they illegally immigrated. It is notion that the majority of illegal aliens existing in the U.S. are Mexicans. Borders should be open to allow illegal immigrants to enter the United States of America to come to work as long as they pay their taxes.

It is considered illegal immigration or illegal immigration to the migration of people across borders does not meet the legal requirements of the country. The person in this situation is called illegal immigrant, illegal, undocumented or illegal immigrants. During the past year, the number of illegal immigrants who crossed the border into the United States reached the lowest level of the last ten years. This phenomenon is related to the economy, with the participation of state and local police in catching illegal aliens, in connection with the ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement United States) and the Customs and Border Protection (CBP, Customs and Border Protection), as well as with the huge civil penalties faced by employers who employ illegal aliens after the establishment of E-Verify program, which allows employers to determine whether the documents submitted as proof of legal residence are valid or fraudulent(Cull, 2009). Economic Effects of Illegal Immigration

The Immigration and Nationality Act now provides law enforcement agencies sufficient tools to combat the problem of illegal immigration, which has produced an increase in government social programs such as welfare benefits (welfare), stamps to buy food and medical care and the closure of public hospitals and the saturation of public schools. All these factors have contributed to an enormous hostility toward illegal immigrants, especially those of Hispanic origin from Mexico. The current economic situation, where it is difficult to obtain and keep a job, has led to legal residents of the United States (native, naturalized or permanent residents) to pressure Congress to end the illegal immigration and enforce laws immigration immediately (Hanson, 2009).

Immigration Reform

Proponents of immigration reform argue that it is necessary to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants present in the United States. However, there is strong opposition from U.S. citizens to the adoption of this law, and Congress will not be easy to decide how to reform immigration law and leave both parties satisfied (Thomas, 2010).

Strict Enforcement of Immigration Law

Meanwhile, illegal immigrants are more persecuted than ever and their freedom of movement has been drastically reduced by the constant "sweeps" of the ICE in places frequented by foreigners in this agency know it is more likely to find illegal immigrants. Employers are afraid to hire or keep on the payroll of illegal immigrants, due to hefty fines and the threat of legal ...