Immigration is a controversial issue in how to deal with it and whether it should be dealt with at all. While some jobs hire immigrants, many Americans worry about losing jobs to people willing to work for low wages. However, there are immigrants who have lived in the US for decades and contribute to some professions. There is no perfect solution, as either option will negatively impact some people. The document then proposes finding ways for American companies to create jobs in other countries by starting businesses or allowing American companies owned by Latin Americans to expand to their home countries, which could provide opportunities for immigrants while addressing competition concerns in the US. This may attract other businesses and create steady movement of people between countries for work.

1. JalenNorwood
FYS 100
HaroldBlanco
Immigration
Immigrationhasbeenacontroversial subjectwhenitcomestohow to deal withit,or whetherwe
shoulddeal withitat all.Beingthatwe are a country full of immigrants,itseemshighlyhypocritical
whenpeople call thiscountrytheirown,andtokeepotherswhere theycame from.The definite
problemwithimmigrationandAmericancitizensistaxesandcompetitionforjobs.Whilethere are some
professionsthathire people tocome overfromdifferentcountries,it’sthe individualsthatwill work
lowerendjobsforclose to nothingthatworrieseveryoneelse.While corporate Americalovesthe idea
for cheaplabor,Americancitizengripe atthe ideaof losingtheirjobstosomeone else.However,there
are immigrantindividualswhohave beencultivatedinto the societyfordecades,andbecame a
dependentforsome professions.Thereisnorightwayto solve thispredicament,eitherway,someone
isgoingto be impactedina negative way.
However,whatif there wasa wayto workingaroundthe original problem andcreatinga
supportive andbeneficiaryrole outof the highimmigrationrate inAmerica.Beingthatmostimmigrants
come overthe a secondopportunitytoandto make a livinginorderto supporttheirfamily,whynot
make those sourcesnecessarytodo that in otherpoverishcountries.Forexample,whynotstarta
businessinMexicothatwouldhire cheaplaborfromthe locals.If these companiesweretobe ran by
corporate America,thenitwouldbe a win- winsituation.Also,there are manysmall businessesand
practicesownedbypeople of latindescentwhoare sure to have familybackintheirhome country.If
the governmentwouldallowaprogramfundingtoallow the transitionof thatcompanyand practice,
there wouldbe nocompetitionandabundance of employeeswhowouldworkforcheap.Withbusiness
circulatingandgrowingwithinthe community,the companywouldbe able toexpand,andgive the

2. companya circulationof income andprofit.Thisopportunityforsmall businesseswouldattractother
small andindividual businesseswhichwouldcause manypeopletoseekopportunityinothercountries.
Soon,there wouldbe a steadyrate of people goinginandout of the country insearch forjobsif
needed.