What are the differences between American Republican Party and Obama's immigration policies?

America is a country of immigrants. It is through immigration that the United States has increased its new labor force, and through the introduction of high-tech talents, it has taken the lead in the wave of scientific and technological revolution around the world. However, in recent years, the gradual increase of illegal immigrants has triggered different views in American society. The differences between the two parties in the United States make the issue of immigration, especially illegal immigration, more sensitive and difficult to operate in American political life.

On the one hand, illegal immigrants are afraid of being repatriated because they have no right of abode and low academic qualifications. Most of them seek a way out in agricultural picking, catering, logistics and other industries, and often support their families in the form of migrant workers, lacking the necessary social security, and their income is of course low. However, because Americans are unwilling to engage in these industries, the low wages and high labor intensity of illegal immigrants have enhanced the competitiveness of the United States in these industries. The United States is naturally happy to see it.

On the other hand, however, the influx of illegal immigrants has brought great trouble to American society. These people often form a circle with the same or similar cultural background, and it is difficult for them to integrate into American society. At the same time, due to the low quality, organized crime caused by this group has also brought severe challenges to American social security.

Of course, this is not all. Compared with the same period last year, the number of illegal immigrant children who went to the United States doubled this year. It is understood that most of these illegal immigrant children come from Central American countries and embark on the road of illegal immigration to the United States alone without the company of adults. Mexican officials said that the urgency of this problem is increasing day by day and has evolved into a humanitarian crisis.

In this regard, Obama's solution is to issue work permits to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, which in the eyes of many people reflects humanitarian concern. However, the reality is cruel. Once these people can work legally, although they will generate a lot of new wealth, limited social welfare and public resources will also be squeezed out in large quantities. In addition, this policy will also stimulate a new wave of illegal immigrants to go to the United States to continue to find their "American dream." In fact, this has not fundamentally solved the problem of illegal immigration, but it is suspected of continuing to expand.

The Democratic Party certainly wants to see this, because these illegal immigrants have become an important source of votes for the Democratic Party after obtaining their status. * * * and the party are well aware of this and are expected to strongly oppose Obama's policy.