The solution to the problem of illegal  immigration is very simple. Make it easier for individuals to become American citizens. However, once an individual or group gains U.S. citizenship, they must abide by America’s political and social culture. Too many groups come to the U.S. , and, expect for America as a nation to adapt to their culture. They come to the U.S., with their religions and political world views, and, expect the nation as a whole to cater to their way of life. Can I come into your home, and, tell you what I am going to do in your home? I think not. When I come to your home, I must abide by your rules and regulations, or I must leave or get out.  It should have never gotten to the point in this country, whereby we have signs written in both English and Spanish. Individuals and groups, are arriving to the U.S., with a dislike for Christian values and beliefs. What bothers me the most about such individuals or groups, is that their  gods whom they claim to serve didn’t do much for them in their own countries, and that is why they came to America in the first place. If  their gods didn’t do anything for them in your own countries, they probably won’t do anything for them in this country either. For persons who were born and raised in the United States, to be against others who want to become American citizens legally, such individuals are nothing but hypocrites, unless of course, they happened to be Native American. Everyone else migrated to the U. S., except for African Americans,  who were forced to migrate to this nation against their will. America’s political culture has been one of the melting pot, in which different racial and ethnic groups have come to this nation in hope of finding better opportunities, that were not available to them, back in their own homelands. However, when individuals or groups come to the U.S. , and decide that they would like to stay, they should go through the legal process and necessary channels in order to become American citizens. Illegal immigration is wrong, and, I cannot see how others can justify people breaking the law. In other countries around the world, if they find out that a person is in their territories illegally, that individual will be thrown into jail and later extradited out of that country. Mexico would be a good example of this. If illegal immigration is breaking the law in other countries, why would others think that it should be allowed it in the United States? If illegal immigration is against the law, then it is against the law, and, when others who happen to be in authority condone it, then we get into the issue of, which laws do we keep, and, which laws are OK to break. The U.S., should make it easier for individuals to become American citizens, with the notion that such persons will  adapt to America’s political and social culture, and not the other way around.

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