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The Pros And Cons Of Immigration Regulations

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I believe to a certain extent that there should be a limit of the amount of people that are allowing into the country. People who enter the country are taking resources from people who were already born her. But if a person that enters the country and doesn’t get caught before making it here, they should not have to leave. If our fault for not caught them. I am very conflicted about not allowing people into the country, because they could be in a situation of that is unimaginable, requiring our assistance. Will there ever be the right situation to allow someone in? Today Immigration regulations is worse than it has ever been, president Trump is removing illegal immigrants’ that have been here for years. These people have children and families.

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