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Is it the US's duty to allow refugees into our country?

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With all of the chaos, crime, and violence in other countries like in Central America, don’t they have the right to flee to safety and comfort easily in the United States as we say we are a “welcoming country”?

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If someone genuinely wants to come to America to contribute to society, work hard, and live as a proud citizen, shouldn’t they be welcome into the country?

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I am concerned that the U.S. immigration system tends to generalize the different groups of people who are of different cultures by basing a person upon their country that they come from.

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What risks or downsides would the U.S. face by enabling all possible immigrants to attain citizenship?

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What threat or danger is the US protecting its citizens from when having tight immigration policy? After years of open and fluid immigration, why has the process slowed to a near stop in recent years?

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Immigration should be due process to anyone and everyone who wishes to come to America due to their own push or pull factors from their own indigenous countries.

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Do you think it is in humane to not allow people into our country who Are trying to escape the hardships and dangers of their own?

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What influences the American people’s view on immigration?

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What are the qualifications for deciding who immigrates or not? How do they decide whose application they accept or decline?

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Everyone is trying to come to America because it is a place where freedom truly is free. Though we need to be more open, we also need to promote that people can do well in their own country.

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Ethical Concern: Immigrants and refugees may be separated from their families.
How does morality affect how people enter the US?

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-How do we make immigration an equal opportunity?
-Is it our job/responsibility to help all people in need (refugees)?

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If people in foreign countries around the world have a legitimate reason for immigration, such as escaping from dangers (war or violence) or poor conditions in their area, shouldn’t the U.S. have as much a responsibility to help them immigrate here than any other immigrant?

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Why is it so hard to allow someone in the country who is trying to escape poverty, hardships, war, etc?Why should people be so indifferent to others in need of a better future in America?

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When does it start to get unethical when hard laws come into place for illegal immigration?

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Should our country have caps on how many people can immigrate per year?

Why are green card wait times so long, and how can we fix them?

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What is the government more concerned with working on, our internal country’s problems and helping our less fortunate, or those of other countries find refuge in our country.

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Even if legal, why do immigrants still face discrimination even after the process of immigrantion?

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If the immigrants wanting to come to the US are willing to work, illegal or not,  and contribute to our economy, shouldn’t they be able to come?

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Shouldn’t it be our responsibility to accommodate and welcome any endangered person?