The Immigration Debate
Obama vs Congress
What is immigration?
Immigration is the act of someone moving from one country to another.
President Obama's Argument
Obama's arguement is that 5 out of 11 million people would be deported back to their native countries. (Smith)
Congress's Argument
Congress believes that Obama's action is illegal and they are trying to make a bill that will say that this action is not allowed. (Smith)
The People's Argument
Their arguement is that what Obama is doing is not fair and it is separating families. ("U.S.-born children of illegals report anxiety.")
Foreign Policy
What is it and how is it going to be changed?
Foreign Policy is the government's way of dealing with other countries including the topic of immigration. ("Foreign Policy | Political Science") President Obama wants to change the policy to make illegal immigrants to be deported back to their original countries. (Smith)
My Arguement
What I Think About Obama's Act
I belive that what Obama is doing but not completely. I do not think it is fair that more than half of the illegal immigrants get to stay in the U.S. What makes them different from the other 5 million people? I believe that the president's action is a good thing to do, but it's not fair for 5 million have to leave when 6 million don't have to, it's not fair. (Smith)