America Needs More Immigrants

After political security, the Republic did not have anything necessary for bones and muscles to develop its enormous resources. . . We want to help people with meat and blood, men, women and children achieve this. - Edit of the "Business and Financial Chronicle" published on August 12, 1865 - When the United States resurrected from the division of the Civil War (Abbott 156), my ancestors went to the United States in the 19th century and transcontinental railroads It was established. Immigrants (traded Iranically on an unprecedented scale) have contributed to the economic prosperity of the United States.

Because we are basically an open policy to accept foreigners' pursuit of their views about American dreams, the United States is sometimes called "immigrants". Recently, some politicians and citizens demand an absolute closed policy on immigration, immigrants acquire employment from American workers and take advantage of social services and intrusion which are highly necessary to create unemployment It threatens the life of America by doing. About "How to Live in America"

President Obama recently said, "The lessons learned in his 236 years are clear - immigrants make America even stronger, immigrants make us more prosperous, immigration issues lead the US in the 21st century" 1 I fully agree with the President's view. Let's emphasize some interesting facts about the impact of immigration on the national economy. First of all, immigrants are employers. According to the National Venture Capital Association, in the past two decades, immigrants have established or established 25% (88 out of 356) US companies with the support of venture capital investors 2. ! In addition, the first generation immigrants accounted for only 12% of the US population, but accounted for 16.7% of all US new business owners. This department made a big contribution

Immigrant entrepreneurs are making excellent contributions to the US economy in local communities throughout the country. Immigrants supported the launch of four small businesses in the United States and high-tech startups, as well as one of most high-tech startups in Silicon Valley. According to the survey, more than 40% of Fortune 500 companies are founded by immigrant or immigrant children. Dr. Karen Rosano is one of these immigrants. She was the first Mexican to come to the United States to pursue the work at the graduate school of mechanical engineering and material science and a doctorate in engineering from Rice University. Dr. Rosano continues to participate in the University of Texas Pan American (Current Rio Grande Valley Texas University). The process of inventing textile nanofibers is much faster than other technology indicators on the market.