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Argument Analysis: All Healthcare Workers

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Hi Stacey, I totally agree with your point that “All healthcare workers need to be more aware of how they treat immigrants. It is important to be reminded of what these people are going through, not understanding what people are saying to them”. I also couldn 't agree more that dealing hispanic or other Non-English speaking patients are time consuming. We all know, except for Native Americans, all Americans are immigrants. Our country was built on immigrant energy and enterprise, and people from all over the world still emigrate to America. Some come for political reasons, others are joining relatives, and some come for work. 15 years ago when I came to this country to join to my husband I know that I felt the exact same way that many immigrants

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