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Immagration Pros And Cons

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Hey Hesham, I feel as though immagration is a very converversal topic. Many people have mixed feelings about both view points and you really have to be civilized at the same time. In reality immagration is an issue that will never go away so a solution is very hard to find.I do agree with your veiw point on deportation being a not so civil solution. In my opinion most immagrants in this country are just normal people, they work and are just trying to make it. Many have been here since they were children and now have thier own family 's and their children are citizens, so deporting someone can break apart a family who has live a majority of their life here. If the supreme court rules against Obama 's plan there will be many disappointed

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