Immigrants and the American Dream

Since the beginning of the 20th century, the United States has attracted people from all over the world and has begun to emigrate a new life. For many people coming to the US, this is an opportunity to improve life and new things. They have something in common, they all have dreams, their dream is "American dreams". Today, my wish to realize my dream has not changed. However, the dream idea of ​​America brought many problems. What is America's dream? Who will define it? Can you achieve it? Finally, everyone should get the opportunity to achieve it.

The current part of the immigrant rhetoric soldier that immigrants are a threat to the American dream. But what is America's dream at all? Our political leaders and their followers seem to be confused about this. • Barack Obama (Barack Obama) states that this is part of the American dream to promote his health care plan, "When we are sick, we will be fine." This seems to be a common dream and the time has come, as most of us know from experience. We also know that it will not happen forever. Eternal life is a religious business, not a doctor. However, making other people pay doctors is not part of American dreams.

Born abroad, the American dream has always fascinated me. As a potential US immigrant, my dream has been to build this country and the American dream as a member of many other immigrants from all over the world, as they themselves. When I emigrated to the U.S. 9 years ago, I finally started looking for my American dream. Me and my wife are looking for opportunities to offer opportunities and entrepreneurial culture, immigrate to the United States for similar reasons, we are a lack of such opportunities remaining in Latin America countries. We can honestly tell them and we agree that the best gift that gives them is the culture here, "you can do what you want."