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Should Aliens Be Allowed Into America

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This does not only prove my point further but it also should scare anyone to know that they could die from an illegal alien.

Last but not least, is that if the aliens were allowed into America, the government would have to pay millions of dollars for their transition. The aliens are like blood sucking parasites, the blood being our money. Since hundreds and hundreds of the illegal immigration would pass into the U.S, we would be forced to let them not pay taxes. And their health and education, we would have to pay for that as well. Leading up to the main reason that we should not allow them here. Do we want to lose that much money?

In brief, this is why we should not let these aliens into our state. Unless we want it to be ruined of course…

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