A Tale of Two American Dreamers

If you are looking for ways to kill America's dreams, you should call a man named Jay Gatsby in West Eg in Long Island, New York. I think he found it. Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald is a novel he grew up as a poor man, hero of a great Gatsby. For the poor peasants' family, he never accepted his parents. One day he fell in love with the wealthy girl Daisy who lives near him. Gatsby is poor and Daisy is so rich that she can not live with her. When Gatsby says that she can not stay together due to the difference in money, he pledged to make him rich and sing Daisy to him someday.

Americans are always dreamers, but since the dreamer is working hard, it is a very positive meaning. A dreamer is an innovator in the world, a dreamer is always better and willing to help larger ones and complete their work before completing the work. So, for Americans, American dreams are still very active, but it is even harder to get it if it is the only goal you are pursuing. But remember this: Americans often find ways to achieve economic goals in some way. The same goes for the goal.

Today I learned from Jeff Sessions that DREAMERS is taking jobs from genuine Americans. Not waiting, this is incorrect - Today, Jeff Sessions tells me that the dreamer is looking for a job from a real American (more precisely a "real" American). Unfortunately he is wrong, but many people seem to agree with this view. For example, when posting to Twitter that Tim Cook is working on Apple with 250 DACA recipients (he called them colleagues, this is nice, this is nice), many replies are "to real Americans It can be transferred ". .

If you work hard and obey the rules, you will go up. This is the main theme of the American dream. However, in the opinion of Donald Trump, hundreds of thousands of "dreamers" arriving as undocumented children violated the rules. About two-thirds of Americans, including nearly all business leaders and many major Republicans, do not agree. If Congress can not protect dreamers, President Cardo can blame them. At Mr. Trump's desk, this pressure will not stop. He allowed Capitol Hill to agree about what he could not do for more than 30 years already within 6 months: by immigration reform law. Later, most dreamers will feel sympathy for fate. This conference is rarely the most inefficient country in the first eight months of the US history. Without the support of the White House, major reforms are impossible. In theory, Mr. Trump is neutral as to whether he should legitimize his dreamer or expel it out of the country. In fact, he supports the expulsion from foreign countries.