Open Borders are Harmful to the United States

The immigration controversy has become a lot in recent news. Attention has gathered illegal immigrants entering Mexico from Mexico, mainly Hispanics and Hispanics. Unregulated immigrants are harmful to the United States of America. It hurts American workers and hurts the American economy. The open border is a threat to national security because terrorists, smugglers and drug dealers can freely cross the border. These important facts can not be ignored, beyond the assertion that race and ethnicity are part of the discussion.

In fact, this is totally meaningless. Indeed, the United States today is the bordering country. Our border is not yet open and it is not open under the guidance of George W. Bush. Open borders are not the only alternative to playing cards' immigration suppression, nor is it due to the need for a more rigid immigration law to avoid the borderless situation. This rhetoric, which itself includes a kind of crazy elite circle, is becoming normal. This is something that could not be seen in American history and is a standard that can only be achieved by establishing an expensive and cruel authoritarian regime. Significantly harm the interests of American citizens

First, the United States must ensure that its borders are safe. This is the basic responsibility of the sovereign state. This is an urgent requirement for our national security. Our goal is simple: the border should be open to trade, legal immigrants, illegal immigrants, criminals, drug dealers, and terrorists. I used to be the governor of Mexico and the 12,1200-mile border. So I know how hard it is to protect the borders and how important it is. Since I became president, we have increased 66% of border guard funds and expanded our border security from 9,000 to 12,000. The men and women of our border guards are doing well under difficult circumstances. In the past five years, they came home after being arrested and about 6 million people illegally entered the United States.