We all know that people broke many laws by the fact of being here illegally and building
their families. A family is the most powerful tool in life that anyone could have.
Once the immigrants have their children who contrary have the nationality, they should
not be deported. First of all, parents should not be deported because of the stability of ids because kids who have not grown with their parents tend to be difficult to be handled by somebody else once they get separated from their biological family by the immigration office. For instance, in many cases, kids live their temporary families and prefer to educate themselves in the streets. In those cases, most of them end up prostitutes and drug dealers, some in jail or dead because they have lost their identity or more preferably their personalities. Second, they should not export parents and let the kids alone because it can destroy the relationship child-parent. Since we know that in any relationship communication is the basic skill, families do need to feel connected, and for that to happen, they need to be united.
Kids would not be able to share their daily routines with their parents, parents would
not be able to help their kids in accomplishing their school tasks, and so on. By doing those things, the parents can connect easily with their kids and vice versa. However, many kids would have a tendency of shutting their feelings toward their parents. Those kids do not even know how they feel about them, whether anger, love, or confusion. And last but not least, families separation does not make any good to anyone. I always wonder why the United States always have to separate kids from their parents simply because they are not “legal" In article I read and argued about earlier in this blog, the immigrants contribute a great deal in the USA’s economy.
Families deportation has increased a great deal since the election of president Donald J. Trump.
For kids safety, for not destroying the love between families, and for the economy of a great nation,
we should all take action to help stop families separations in the United States of America.
their families. A family is the most powerful tool in life that anyone could have.
Once the immigrants have their children who contrary have the nationality, they should
not be deported. First of all, parents should not be deported because of the stability of ids because kids who have not grown with their parents tend to be difficult to be handled by somebody else once they get separated from their biological family by the immigration office. For instance, in many cases, kids live their temporary families and prefer to educate themselves in the streets. In those cases, most of them end up prostitutes and drug dealers, some in jail or dead because they have lost their identity or more preferably their personalities. Second, they should not export parents and let the kids alone because it can destroy the relationship child-parent. Since we know that in any relationship communication is the basic skill, families do need to feel connected, and for that to happen, they need to be united.
Kids would not be able to share their daily routines with their parents, parents would
not be able to help their kids in accomplishing their school tasks, and so on. By doing those things, the parents can connect easily with their kids and vice versa. However, many kids would have a tendency of shutting their feelings toward their parents. Those kids do not even know how they feel about them, whether anger, love, or confusion. And last but not least, families separation does not make any good to anyone. I always wonder why the United States always have to separate kids from their parents simply because they are not “legal" In article I read and argued about earlier in this blog, the immigrants contribute a great deal in the USA’s economy.
Families deportation has increased a great deal since the election of president Donald J. Trump.
For kids safety, for not destroying the love between families, and for the economy of a great nation,
we should all take action to help stop families separations in the United States of America.
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