Introduction

For several centuries people of all faiths and origins have left all their belongings and lives behind and sailed to the new world for a new and better life. To this day the same tradition prevails. People from all walks of life travel to the United States for a future. The country was built on immigrants yet we find ourselves amidst a debate on whether to allow this tradition to country or not. Republicans and Democrats argue in the senate over an immigration reform and the country finds itself divided on the decisions. With the recent influx in immigration from all over the world it has become imperative for us to allow these people to integrate into our society so we can reap the benefits of the added labor force. Thru the added benefit to increased taxes and the increase in labor and business as well as the occupation of unwanted jobs immigrants possess a vital role to play in our economy as well as our future.

Conclusion

Thousands of people every year travel to the U.S. Some travel thru legal means coming aboard a plane from oversees, then there are those who risk everything and travel either thru boat or even feet to come here illegally. All of them risk everything for a chance at a better life. Each one of them brings with them not only hopes and dreams but skills and labor essential to our economy. Instead of seeing them as people willing to leech off of our economy they can be a valuable asset to us. They can increase the taxes our government receives, add skilled workers to the labor force and those unskilled are willing to take the jobs essential to our society which average Americans are not willing to take. This country was founded by immigrants and thru immigrants we can build a better country and compete on a global