Immigration, The crisis of America

Immigration is the issue of heating America's politics. Is this hot thing divided America? Or just the Republican Party? The question is how many of us in America. Why is migration becoming such a major controversial issue in America?

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In the Senate Republicans and Democrats are in a different polarity about how the federal government's behavior will be about children of unregistered immigrants known as visionaries. In the State of the Union speech on January 30, President Donald Trump referred to immigration as a 'fragile' arrangement. When a group is pausing in it, another team reports angry response. And the response has increased the voters' division. Democrats are now twice as much interested in Republicans as saying 'immigrants are strengthening the country'.
In this context, most Americans have come to terms with concerns about the 'negative' impact of immigrants on American economics and culture. But this is nothing new. Throughout history, immigration in America has never been proved as a popular issue. In the middle of the 1990s, 65 percent of American Americans took the position of immigration to verify such public opinion. It has come down 35 percent now.

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In Galadow's opinion poll in 2011, it has been found that most Americans think that immigrants bring crime. According to them, immigrants narrowed the jobs of American born-born people and damaged the overall economy including the budget. Since 1993, Galapo has started publicly verifying the immigration issue. Since then, the American mentality has been downgraded to immigrants. Earlier, Americans had a higher rate of immigrants, termed 'very positive' for the US economy. The same opinion came out of the opinion poll conducted by another research firm Pew Research. Most of the participants in the survey said that immigrants are strengthening the US economy through their "hard work and talent". But the changes in this attitude are now visible in the context of this debate.
The immigration dispute is a fairly wide range. It does not have to be considered in any boundaries. Several questions have emerged in the present situation. America is dealing with illegal immigrants, especially the children coming with them? Overall, should the level of migration decline or increase or should not be done? How will America deal with the desire to come to America as refugees, their family members, economic refugees and skilled workers in different groups? Most of the participants of the recent opinion polls did not open the joints of these complex poisons.
But the immigration issue may not divide the entire United States. But obviously, it isolating Republicans from all over the country even the party's leaders. This issue is dividing a small section of the ordinary people. Rather, the ongoing debate is increasing the tolerance of people towards diversity. Generally, compassionate compassion for young unregistered immigrants known as a dreamer or a dreamer is growing. In contrast to the government's initiative for immigration restrictions in January, 90 percent of America's support for the formation of a protective legal system for these dreamers.