through the law of the United States.Through those laws, we the people, invite individuals from other countries under certain conditions to join us as residents and fellow citizens.     (“America's Biggest Issues: Immigration.”2-3)

and public safety.Every nation has the right,

recognized by both international and domestic law to secure its borders. 3: becoming a citizen means becoming an American.We must preserve patriotic assimilation.The founding principles of this nation imply that an individual of any ethnic heritage or racial background can become an American.4: our lawmakers must respect the rule of law and immigration is no exception. Failure to enforce our immigration laws is unfair to those who obey the law and follow the rules to enter our country legally.       (“America's Biggest Issues: Immigration.” 4-5)

life for their kids.                                     (Obama 1)

and as a consequence, they can't apply for scholarships, .What you realize is that's not what America is about. So what we want is a system in which people are held accountable, a system in which a system in which, you know, those who've broken the law have to make some amends and get right with the law; but also, we want a system that takes into account that there are good people out there who made a mistake, but are very much our neighbors, our friends.Their kids play with our kids, and they love this country and they want to contribute to its success.                                                 (Obama 2)