The case for not letting everyone in is we have laws requiring the tax payers to pay for housing, food, transportation and medical treatment for refugees and the poor. We also have a minimum wage making it illegal to create jobs for new low skill workers. If the entire worlds poor came to the US to take advantage of our benefits, we would run out of money to provide those benefits.
Of course lots of people don't respect our governments bureaucratic immigration system or our laws and decide to come across the border by foot. Some of these people coming across the border are well intention-ed, but others are not. That's the case for the "wall" (it's really a fence, even though people are still calling it a wall)
Of course lots of people don't respect our governments bureaucratic immigration system or our laws and decide to come across the border by foot. Some of these people coming across the border are well intention-ed, but others are not. That's the case for the "wall" (it's really a fence, even though people are still calling it a wall)
When you say "we," you mean you and who else exactly?
