The Nation of Immigrants

The Nation of Immigrants

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The Nation of Immigrants

The fundamentals of our country began with immigrants from England seeking a new life in the New World. Little did they know that one day the land they were standing on would become a world power. The founders of the Constitution would be shocked to see how immigration made a country stronger rather than weaker. Fast forwarding to today, our country accepts immigrants from all over seeking a better life or more opportunities. There should not be stricter immigration laws in the United States due to the economic advantages of immigration, people escaping as refugees, and unjust immigrations laws that would be in place instead.

First, there should not be stricter immigration laws in the US since it offers advantages