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What are the main pros and cons to immigration in North America?
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∙ 14y ago
The first answer below is a great one for pro, but a con is: change in culture. We once were Americans but eventually, America might become an almost complete population of Mexican. Now, i have nothing against Immigration i just read that in my history book at school. I have no problem with mexicans. JUST AN EXAMPLE.
More Opinions- People can be happier living an easier life here.
- There are the 2 main points of immigration, the US government likes illegal immigrants for cheap labor, but they don't like the immigration itself.
- Some of the main pros of immigration in the US is the amount of foreigners who come to our country with new technology and new ideas for the future, their technology could be beneficial to us. Some of the main cons of immigration in the US are the increase in population, illiterate and poor immigrants lowering the GDP (gross domestic product) of our country. immigration is also lowering the standard of living in the US.
I don't think that culture should be added to the CONS since the United States has millions of people from all over the world including: Asia, South America, Mexico etc. in other words there is no true culture since there's many people coming from different places who practice different religions and so on.
Well, to my opinion, immigration is good. The pros of immigration is a better society such as, technology, new ideas for the future. Foreigners everywhere should be able to come to America when they want. There are Mexicans, Asians, Hispanics etc living in America. Why can't there be more. It was said that America is the "land of the free, home of the brave" so every one in other countries should be able to come and live a "new" life. Also, immigration can be bad. Alot of people in America can overcrowd it and there would be to many people and not enough resources. Also, some people are terrorist and it can harm the society and the people in it. Those are the pros and cons of immigrations. I hope this answered your question.
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After the treaty of Paris who were the main powers of north America?
Spain and Britain
What was the main way in which native America in north passed on knowledge?
through writing
The main immigration processing station in San Francisco was called what?
Angel Island was the main immigration processing station in San Francisco.
What was the main way in which Native Americans in North America passed on knowledge?
Storytelling
Which was the main reason French and Dutch settlers started colonies in North America?
THe main reason for settlement in America was fur trade and land developement
Which areas are the main sources of immigration to the United states today?
Asia and north america
Cons of America?
America had a few cons. The main con that America has is that the marketing is going down hill and America is broke.
What is the religion in north America?
The main religion in both North and South America is Christianity.
What are the four main parts of north America?
The four main parts of North America are:CanadaUnited StatesMexicoGreenland
Where is the main location for grasslands?
in north America
What is knish?
What is he main grain in North America
What is the main region in Mexico and Central America?
Latin America. Also North America, if you have to divide the Americas between North and South America.
What was the main way in which North Americans in north America passed on knowledge?
Storytelling
What is the main mountain range in north America?
The Rockies
What is the main crop grown in North America?
corn
What was leif Ericssons main voyage?
To North America.
Why catholicism is the minority religion in north America?
Catholicism is a minority religion in North America due to historical factors such as the Protestant Reformation and the establishment of Protestant colonies in the region. Additionally, waves of immigration throughout the centuries have brought diverse religious beliefs to North America, resulting in a religious landscape where no single denomination dominates.
