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Immigration Informative Speech

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Immigration has been around for centuries. It is the movement of people into another country which they are not from nor obtain citizenship for them to live their legally. Majority of the American population have ancestors who are immigrants. Even though most of us who live in the United States are settled here legally. There are some who still makes their way across the border illegally till this day. Hispanics are known for crossing the border to the United States and usually they reside in California because that’s the state next to the border. I understand why in the movie they wanted to flee to “El Norte.” America is viewed as a place for equal opportunities. They feel like they would have a better life here. What makes immigration so

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