Assuming you are referring to the United States: first, illegal immigrants do not contribute to the tax base because they do not file income tax returns and are often paid in cash. Second, they are a drain on the resources of federal and state governments, such as education systems and hospitals. Third, since they are undocumented and often migrant they can be very difficult to track if they commit another crime. There are more reasons but those are the first three that come to mind.
There is a counter argument to these points, and that is illegal Immigration is not bad, it is merely a state-created crime. There are certainly deficiencies in the United States immigration system which some see as justification for coming here illegally. This line of reasoning will not protect one from having to answer to the law if they are caught.
This statistic isn't measured, but if there are about 12 Million illegal immigrants in the U.S., then there are about 500,000 gay illegal immigrants.
because of the economy and because of the bad situation that were happening
People opposed to the Dream Act believe that it is bad because it incentivizes illegal activity. The Act gives legal status to illegal immigrants who came to the US as children.
Illegal immigrants are not paying taxes because they think they dont need to,also because they are ILLEGAL immigrants so they dont what people to find out that they are illegal immigrants!
The number of illegal immigrants in the U.S was estimated at 11.5% in 2011.
Illegal immigrants should not have a dream! They are illegal and should not be here!
it penalized employers who hired illegal immigrants
The Australian Population is mainly filled with illegal immigrants. To calculate the non-illegal immigrants you must take into consideration the population of Aboriginals from the population of Australia.
Borders are put in place to help stop the illegal immigrants from entering other countries.
Some people view illegal immigration as breaking the law, which is why they may treat illegal immigrants as criminals. There is also a belief that illegal immigrants are taking jobs and resources away from citizens, leading to negative perceptions. Additionally, there can be fear and misinformation surrounding immigration, further fueling negative attitudes towards illegal immigrants.
Illegal immigrants are criminals under U.S law.
Ask the Mexican Family face to face. "Are you illegal immigrants?".