Why is there a fear of immigrants in the united states? Many people can formulate an answer to why it is fear. But if we are all human beings, why is there a fear? To subside the fear of immigrants, I propose to create Foreign Support Centers in Foreign countries and the united states that teach immigrants how to become a united states citizen and the united states history. This proposal is beneficial because it would increase citizenship, produce diversity, and create connections between the united states and other countries.
To begin with, I propose to create Foreign Support Centers in foreign countries and the united states that teach immigrants how to become a united states citizen and the united states history because it would increase …show more content…
If more immigrants were to become citizens it would increase the population of different ethnic groups. Diversity can benefit the united states by giving people opportunities to experience things different from what they are accustomed to. Victor Hanson, American military historian, former classics professor, says “ when immigration was controlled, measured, and coupled with a confident approach to assimilation, America thrived. Various ethnic groups enriched America with diverse art, food, music, and literature while accepting a common culture of American values and institutions.”(Hanson). This statement explains how immigrants produce …show more content…
Creating a center that helps immigrants become citizens and teaches them about the united states history would create connections between other countries because it shows that we are trying to help immigrants become a part of our society instead of giving off the impression that we don’t want them to be. It would exhibit other countries that we do care about other people besides our own. Ian Goldin, a professor of Globalization and Development of Oxford University, says “ Governments that are more open to immigration assist their country’s businesses, which become more agile, adaptive and profitable in the war for talent. Governments in turn receive more revenue and citizens thrive on the dynamism that highly-skilled migrants bring.”(Goldin). This explains that trying to help immigrants creates connections between the united states and other countries because if we were to promote immigration it would benefit the united states by creating things like business and trade which Ian