Race And Your CommunityEssay Preview: Race And Your CommunityReport this essayIn this paper I will go into detail of the effects that illegal immigrants have on our system as well as our society. The pros and cons of these effects are how far we should go with border control, what the benefits are on hiring illegal immigrants, and how immigrants affect healthcare costs.
Illegal immigration has many economic effects on the United States and needs to consider making more boundaries. Illegal immigration has affected our labor force, although it may have many benefits as well, it also has many effects on our healthcare costs and our education.
First, how far should border patrol go? In the 1950s many ranchers would not admit to having illegal workers. In 1954 “Operation Wetback” had started. About 750 agents brought in illegal aliens. Their goal was too capture at least 1000 illegal immigrants every day. Come the end of July, they had seized over 50,000 illegal immigrants in two states; California and Arizona. 488,000 illegal immigrants, who had heard about this, were scared and had escaped the country. Now, based on statistics and evidence there are over 10 million illegal immigrants living in the United States (U.S.). Eighty-five percent are here illegally.
A high-tech surveillance plan has taken affect for a 6,000 mile long “virtual fence” to be installed along the borders of Mexico and the U.S. Boeing plans to install 1,800 surveillance and communications towers loaded with high-powered radar and electronic visual infrared cameras that can operate at night. This technology will allow agents to track anyone within a six mile distance.
Next, the benefits of hiring illegal are tremendous because contractors can have laborers do jobs most workers would not and even pay them half the cost for completing the job. Illegal immigrants all have the capability to function in different levels of jobs. Illegal aliens are a benefit because since they are willing to work at low wages and are just as capable of doing the same job that American citizens can do, they enhance the earnings of U.S. residents. While some of the general public feels that illegal immigrants “steal” jobs from the American citizens, they are actually increasing employment for the work force. The only impact it has on U.S citizens is the competition of highs school drop outs have with the illegal immigrants for jobs. Since they have little education, it is more difficult for the drop outs to find a decent paying job but cannot because most of them are taken
Second, it makes no sense to assume that the U.S. government is better at keeping illegal immigration down than it appears to be right now. Despite the numerous government-sponsored programs that are funded by the federal government, some agencies are actually doing more of the work by using legal workers to ensure their work visas are renewed every year and that their workers do not work into their current visas. These kinds of checks also can be done at private hospitals, which have some of the best performance in the business.
Third, there is no question that many illegal immigrants will be hard working folks who are going to the country legally. Some of the most important people who have ever worked in a job are law-abiding U.S. citizens who have never broken the law. It also makes more sense to work for many law-abiding illegals who will never change their lives if you are not willing to pay the bills. There is no need to make any further assumptions about the number and types of illegals working in the U.S. and other countries that will be impacted by a potential increase in illegal immigration.
Finally, and most importantly, the U.S. Government would be better off if there existed a more fair system or laws protecting these illegals from taking legal jobs. This could have significant financial repercussions for the Department of Homeland Security over the next several months. It could significantly increase the chances that illegal immigrants will come and be hired to enter our country in any place it chooses.
Fourth, there are several reasons illegal immigrants are hardworking:
Their skills are not so much in the way of financial security as in the real world in which they need to learn a foreign language and to get a job. Illegal immigrants do not have the skills needed to find a job and to keep themselves busy as a U.S. citizen.
Their social security numbers are much larger in comparison to the rest of the population and it is more expensive to secure Social Security in this country.
For example, there are two other programs that could be used to attract a small number of illegal immigrants: the American National Safety Deposit Service and the Temporary Foreign Worker program. The welfare program should be implemented immediately to further deter illegal arrivals from entering the country. The program could include people from the other countries who use naturalization as their proof of citizenship to secure jobs. The program could also require that those arriving during the period on the visa waiver do not need to work legally and that anyone who is on the visa waiver can work for them. Those who are here without a valid American nationality do not have to be in their country for work, and have the opportunity to work.
The Immigration and Nationality Act
A number of amendments in the 2011 immigration reform law failed to satisfy the concerns of the community. However, the issue was addressed by the majority of the House and Senate.
A minority group, the Immigration Review Board, released a report stating “that the immigration reform law cannot be used to justify a major increase in the number of illegal immigrants under the Act…that has no legitimate economic, social, social, or technical component, and no rational justification, nor does it generate any additional jobs for illegals. However, other actions taken to strengthen the enforcement of immigration laws, which are now being reviewed by members of the Commission on Public Officials, should be taken in addition to these actions”.
The most recent bill, SB932, failed to reach the House, but in February, President Obama released an executive order, which also passed without any major changes because of the votes of the “loyalty” groups who sponsored the executive order.
The Immigration Reform, Protection, and Reform Act
According to the U.S. Supreme Court, “under U.S. Constitution, the legislative branch is responsible for the law…” The U.S. Supreme Court says “Congress can provide an agency to enforce statutes based on the legislative intent of Congress, without the intervention of the legislative branch.”
The Act also establishes a “substantial assistance” system to enforce the 1965 civil rights act. The Act also establishes procedures for the Secretary General to designate a “new category of foreign policy” within its authority and “reinforce current law” within the President’s authority.
The U.S. Supreme Court concludes that “Congress cannot legislate to make changes to existing law or modify existing law, only to make those changes permanent or in appropriate manner.”
The law also requires that the Attorney General provide notice of any changes to the Immigration and Nationality Act during his or her time in office.
The bill has faced strong opposition under the President, who has called illegal immigrants “disgusting and dangerous citizens and leaders”.
Rep. Michele Bachmann said in January 2010: “The American people deserve and will have a better chance at voting to end the senseless and destructive war that has been waged on them for the past six years. I believe that there should be no exception for illegal immigrants. If immigrants are not welcome here, they will be deported.”
The bill is also facing intense resistance by the Obama campaign and immigration officials. According to the Associated Press, the administration recently ordered the Departments of Justice and Commerce to close all pending or potentially unconstitutional criminal proceedings to deport hundreds of illegal immigrants without trial.
In recent interviews, former White House officials have told Breitbart News that Obama is not interested in getting his law overturned and does not intend to keep illegal immigrants out of the country.
“[The law] is about enforcing current law where it should not be enforced in any way that threatens the safety and security of our society and the public,” former President Barack Obama told Breitbart
In fact, as it has been proven by a majority of studies, an estimated 10% of the jobs and wages that illegal immigrants have created during the last three decades will be in the United States this year. As one former government adviser recently explained, ”the people who get hired in the first place don’t have to depend on any one agency for job security, but in doing so, they are paying to get these jobs.”
Fifth, if Congress reauthorizes the Work Visa program, it could create a program that would provide higher wages to those who have earned more recently, as well as some help for those who are in the long term. The program could provide long-term unemployment insurance and would also help prevent illegal immigrants from getting jobs that were not
Second, it makes no sense to assume that the U.S. government is better at keeping illegal immigration down than it appears to be right now. Despite the numerous government-sponsored programs that are funded by the federal government, some agencies are actually doing more of the work by using legal workers to ensure their work visas are renewed every year and that their workers do not work into their current visas. These kinds of checks also can be done at private hospitals, which have some of the best performance in the business.
Third, there is no question that many illegal immigrants will be hard working folks who are going to the country legally. Some of the most important people who have ever worked in a job are law-abiding U.S. citizens who have never broken the law. It also makes more sense to work for many law-abiding illegals who will never change their lives if you are not willing to pay the bills. There is no need to make any further assumptions about the number and types of illegals working in the U.S. and other countries that will be impacted by a potential increase in illegal immigration.
Finally, and most importantly, the U.S. Government would be better off if there existed a more fair system or laws protecting these illegals from taking legal jobs. This could have significant financial repercussions for the Department of Homeland Security over the next several months. It could significantly increase the chances that illegal immigrants will come and be hired to enter our country in any place it chooses.
Fourth, there are several reasons illegal immigrants are hardworking:
Their skills are not so much in the way of financial security as in the real world in which they need to learn a foreign language and to get a job. Illegal immigrants do not have the skills needed to find a job and to keep themselves busy as a U.S. citizen.
Their social security numbers are much larger in comparison to the rest of the population and it is more expensive to secure Social Security in this country.
For example, there are two other programs that could be used to attract a small number of illegal immigrants: the American National Safety Deposit Service and the Temporary Foreign Worker program. The welfare program should be implemented immediately to further deter illegal arrivals from entering the country. The program could include people from the other countries who use naturalization as their proof of citizenship to secure jobs. The program could also require that those arriving during the period on the visa waiver do not need to work legally and that anyone who is on the visa waiver can work for them. Those who are here without a valid American nationality do not have to be in their country for work, and have the opportunity to work.
The Immigration and Nationality Act
A number of amendments in the 2011 immigration reform law failed to satisfy the concerns of the community. However, the issue was addressed by the majority of the House and Senate.
A minority group, the Immigration Review Board, released a report stating “that the immigration reform law cannot be used to justify a major increase in the number of illegal immigrants under the Act…that has no legitimate economic, social, social, or technical component, and no rational justification, nor does it generate any additional jobs for illegals. However, other actions taken to strengthen the enforcement of immigration laws, which are now being reviewed by members of the Commission on Public Officials, should be taken in addition to these actions”.
The most recent bill, SB932, failed to reach the House, but in February, President Obama released an executive order, which also passed without any major changes because of the votes of the “loyalty” groups who sponsored the executive order.
The Immigration Reform, Protection, and Reform Act
According to the U.S. Supreme Court, “under U.S. Constitution, the legislative branch is responsible for the law…” The U.S. Supreme Court says “Congress can provide an agency to enforce statutes based on the legislative intent of Congress, without the intervention of the legislative branch.”
The Act also establishes a “substantial assistance” system to enforce the 1965 civil rights act. The Act also establishes procedures for the Secretary General to designate a “new category of foreign policy” within its authority and “reinforce current law” within the President’s authority.
The U.S. Supreme Court concludes that “Congress cannot legislate to make changes to existing law or modify existing law, only to make those changes permanent or in appropriate manner.”
The law also requires that the Attorney General provide notice of any changes to the Immigration and Nationality Act during his or her time in office.
The bill has faced strong opposition under the President, who has called illegal immigrants “disgusting and dangerous citizens and leaders”.
Rep. Michele Bachmann said in January 2010: “The American people deserve and will have a better chance at voting to end the senseless and destructive war that has been waged on them for the past six years. I believe that there should be no exception for illegal immigrants. If immigrants are not welcome here, they will be deported.”
The bill is also facing intense resistance by the Obama campaign and immigration officials. According to the Associated Press, the administration recently ordered the Departments of Justice and Commerce to close all pending or potentially unconstitutional criminal proceedings to deport hundreds of illegal immigrants without trial.
In recent interviews, former White House officials have told Breitbart News that Obama is not interested in getting his law overturned and does not intend to keep illegal immigrants out of the country.
“[The law] is about enforcing current law where it should not be enforced in any way that threatens the safety and security of our society and the public,” former President Barack Obama told Breitbart
In fact, as it has been proven by a majority of studies, an estimated 10% of the jobs and wages that illegal immigrants have created during the last three decades will be in the United States this year. As one former government adviser recently explained, ”the people who get hired in the first place don’t have to depend on any one agency for job security, but in doing so, they are paying to get these jobs.”
Fifth, if Congress reauthorizes the Work Visa program, it could create a program that would provide higher wages to those who have earned more recently, as well as some help for those who are in the long term. The program could provide long-term unemployment insurance and would also help prevent illegal immigrants from getting jobs that were not