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Mramirez Immigration Brochure Potx
Mramirez Immigration Brochure Potx
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Krogstad, J., & Passel, J. (2015, November 19). 5
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Mariana Ramirez
500 W University Ave, El Paso,
TX 79968
mpramirez2@miners.utep.edu
To Cross or
Not to Cross
the Border?
An Informational Brochure
by Mariana Ramirez
Pro-Illegal Immigration
Immigration to the U.S.
creates job opportunities for
Americans
Legalizing undocumented
immigrants will only
encourage bad behavior.
People believe that this will
award instead of punish
illegal immigrants.
Immigration
Immigration is the act of going to live,
permanently, in another country. This
has always occurred in El Paso, since it
shares the border with Ciudad Juarez,
Mexico.
It occurs when people decide to look for
a better life. They look for job and
education
opportunities,
safety,
a
different lifestyle, etc.
There are two types: legal and illegal
immigration. Legal immigration consists
of obtaining a green card, and this
allows one to obtain citizenship. On the
other hand, illegal immigration is
considered a crime, but many people
still do this.
People immigrate illegally to the United
States because they cant obtain a green
card in order to live here, and because
theyre willing to do jobs that have low
wages.
Many people dont think that illegal
immigration is bad. On the other hand,
there are also many people that are
against illegal immigration.
Solution
I
believe
that
illegal
immigrants
should
be
legalized, because this action
will allow the United States to
grow and to become an even
bigger melting pot. Even
though illegal immigration is
a crime, I believe that if
immigrants show that theyre
good people, that they show
that they can pay their taxes,
and if they show that that
theyre willing to work so they
can obtain benefits like any
other U.S. citizen, or resident.