The tragedy of immigrants on the US-Mexico border continues. What uncertainties will illegal immigration bring?

The tragedy of immigrants on the US-Mexico border continues, and the uncertainties brought by illegal immigrants are as follows.

First, illegal immigrants in the United States are the main labor force in the United States. Without these illegal workers, the agricultural system in the United States will have problems, food prices will rise rapidly, and the types of food needed will be limited. In short, illegal immigrants are the main labor force in the United States.

They have made great contributions to the United States and taken great risks, and may be arrested or directly expelled at any time. According to? Pew Hispanic Development Project? According to the data, the number of illegal immigrants in the United States is about 8.4 million, which is a very large number. After all, as a big immigrant country, their attitude towards immigrants is not exclusive.

Second, illegal immigration has damaged local employment. What are the main reasons for illegal immigration? Pay the bill? Most of them are Americans with only high school education. An economist at Harvard University predicts that the influx of foreign workers will reduce the wages of American high school dropouts by 8%. These illegal immigrants come from the service industry and construction industry? Rob? Lose your job.

American bosses are still very fond of illegal immigrants, especially in construction, agriculture and tourism. California's agricultural industry alone generates $45 billion a year, of which 40%-50% are illegal immigrants. This area is close to Mexico.

Illegal immigrants often submit to humiliation at work. Even if you are forced to work long hours or even cheated of your salary, you can only submit to humiliation and remain silent. After all, America is not an illegal immigrant America.

Third, illegal immigrants have impacted American social welfare. What are the children of illegal immigrants? Natural? Citizens, they were born in America, but their parents didn't pay enough taxes to pay their tuition.

However, some studies also show that those who smuggle people pay taxes with false social security numbers and taxpayer's ID cards. In 2002, illegal immigrants paid $463 billion in taxes, but they did not enjoy many services.