Last Thoughts on Immigration

Hi? All? How you doing?
We have finished our immigration essays, congrats!
Now, i am ready to post some last thoughts on immigration issues in the U.S.
Before immigration unit started, i felt the immigration was all U.S fault, and immigrants did nothing to deserve to be treated the way they do now. However, after i have read all the things that i have read, i can safely say that immigration issue in the U.S is complicated, in least words.This is not only the problem of the immigrants, but everyone else who involved in it. Crimes that divulge in immigrant communities throughout the U.S have waken up some people, and they channel their voices with demand from politicians to pass tough law on immigration. Some programs, agencies in the U.S really help both citizens and immigrants who are under attack of the crime syndicates from outside the U.S. However, some laws, legislatures only siphoning the immigration problem from one place into another, yet two places are next to each other, so sooner or later the exchange will bring out the worst in both of them. Thus, not really solving the real problem of immigration and its notorious crime rates, violence and gang affiliations. I am happy to say that those who are in the U.S have their rights to protect themselves, their children from crime that comes with the immigration, but the immigrants also have rights to live freely, happily, as long as they do not disturb the communities that they live. In the end, it seems, the violence, crime only give worst for both sides, thus i offer both sides to keep on fighting against violence and crime by exchanging knowledge, information with one another to fight off this common enemy.
Lastly, the SB 1070 of Arizona state law is still under review and discussion with reason. First, this law supercedes the federal authority to rule over immigration policies, laws, legislatures, and most importantly enforce them. Second, this law has many loopholes, crack that it can go wrong so quick that it could deteriorate the communities that it intends to protect. And, for the frontliners who fight in these battles of immigration, crime, gang issues the SB 1070 is making them more busy than ever by diverting their attention into immigrant workers and not letting them work for the most violent, most cruel crimes that still gets carried out in the streets. After reading all that i have read, i feel more confident that there are people who really wants to make difference in this immigration issue, and all we need to do is open our ears, open our eyes so we can hear what others have to say, and we all can understand each other to solve this one problem of ours.