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Many racists and bigots in America have adopted immigration as an excuse to espouse their hatred in a cowardly, veiled format. These un-American people enjoy blaming all their woes on the immigrants. The reality is that immigrants from south of the US-Mexico border are the very fabric of our society. These are the nations hardest workers. These workers make possible the lifestyle that we all enjoy. We owe almost every aspect of our lives to them. From the food we eat, to the clothes we wear, to the homes we live in, people from south of the border are indespensable to production. Contrary to what many pundits espouse, these immigrants rarely use any public service, and, in fact, contribute greatly to the tax base via payroll taxes, and sales tax. In addition, these workers often pay into the social security system with no hope of ever getting anything out of it.

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That is when people without legal permission from a country cross the border and lives there illegally.

Illegal immigration in the United States

This has become a major problem in the United States, because the number of Mexicans and other foreign born citizens living in the U.S. is growing. Illegal immigrants do not pay taxes and use many services, such as health care and schools. However, many illegals are afraid to use free services, such as domestic violence shelters, out of fear of deportation. Many illegals cannot speak English. Some people defend the immigrants, saying that they are simply coming to find work or to escape political oppression, and that they come illegally as legal channels are not open to them. [1][2][3]

References

  1. ↑ http://www.immigration-usa.com/george_weissinger.html immigration Usa
  2. ↑ www.uscis.gov Immigration and Naturalization Services
  3. ↑ www.dhs.gov Department of Homeland Security

Many racists and bigots in America have adopted immigration as an excuse to espouse their hatred in a cowardly, veiled format. These un-American people enjoy blaming all their woes on the immigrants. The reality is that immigrants from south of the US-Mexico border are the very fabric of our society. These are the nations hardest workers. These workers make possible the lifestyle that we all enjoy. We owe almost every aspect of our lives to them. From the food we eat, to the clothes we wear, to the homes we live in, people from south of the border are indespensable to production. Contrary to what many pundits espouse, these immigrants rarely use any public service, and, in fact, contribute greatly to the tax base via payroll taxes, and sales tax. In addition, these workers often pay into the social security system with no hope of ever getting anything out of it.