Question

How does the strong history of immigration in the United States influence the kind of nation we have become? Since most Americans are descendants of immigrants, why do you think discrimination against today's immigrants persists? Do you think immigration should be restricted, or that it should be available to anyone who wants to move to America?

Answer 1

I am going to give you my honest opinion. I believe our country is still fighting against discrimination against today's immigrants because of the president we have. Immigration should not be restricted because without some of the immigrants we have here in America, we'd be limited in what we know and have achieved. Say for example, if Christopher Columbus never immigrated from England, he wouldn't have found the New Land of America (not to say that he founded this land in the first place but that's just a general example). Ultimately, if you were Hispanic, African, Asian, or even from Canada, you should still have access to a freer country such as America, where rules are lessened and given less strictness. That's my opinion, what's yours?