The Dream Act Promotes Illegal Immigration

Today, about 80,000 undocumented students graduate from the American high school. Approximately 65,000 of these students not only graduate but also live in this country for more than five years. Undocumented students face different challenges when moving to academic channels. But every year more and more people graduate from the American high school and are ready to enter the university of our country. These students are most likely to approve 'dream' and 'development aid for minors and foreign education law'.

"The bill of dreams will be a nightmare for American citizens.It has no doubt that we need immigration reforms, but" the law of dreams "is too broad, encouraging more illegal immigrants, chain Promote immigration and become attractive to fraud. (Official statement, December 2010, self-deletion)

DACA and dreaming only encourage more illegal immigration. Rep. Bob Gudrat (R-VA) said DACA "will further encourage illegal immigration and lead to a surge of unaccompanied minors and families seeking illegal entry into the United States." 206,962 immigrant children without accompanying persons were arrested on the border between the United States and Mexico, exceeding an average of 50,000 a year. According to Carl Eschbach Dr., DACA is continued hope that the person is not eligible to participate in the DACA is to eventually be eligible, for immigration under the DACA or a similar program, the people that have not been documented We will increase the number. Lamar Smith (R - TX) said, "Dreaming further encourages illegal immigration further, people just need to look at history and see how pardon functioned in the past." Immigration control Although it is legalized, amnesty is not to stop illegal entry but to encourage more.

Since 2007, many countries have started a campaign to prevent the use of the term "illegal entry". They are usually based on the claim of "illegal entry" rather than illegal entry by illegal entry. In the United States, "abandoned the I-Word" campaign in 2010 is started, when referring to foreigners who are living illegally, has advocated the use of the immigrants that are not immigrants or allow undocumented .

Illegal entry into the United States means that foreigners entering or staying in the United States will violate US immigration policy and national law without permission of the US government ("illegal immigration"). Illegal immigration has occurred since the 1880's, and the number of foreigners is increasing year by year. The "Web law" in 1875 is known as the first federal immigration law prohibiting immigration.