How right is Immigrants’ fight for their rights?
by Christine M - February 3, 2010
United States, February 3: While several immigrants are waking up to fight for their individual rights, it is generating heat and hatred against them.
The fact that like all other citizens of any nation, these illegals also do have every right to change the fate being meted out to them in foreign lands is an issue raising so much hue and cry among not only the natives but also the governments of such countries.
But the question remains how can it be wrong to fight for one’ human rights whether one is living in one’s native land or an overseas country?
The issue of human rights of illegal migrants is being leveled with several charges and accusation by many who argue that the term ‘human rights’ is being abused by not only illegal immigrants but also by those who support them. Majority claim that the term ‘human rights’ is being abused by illegals to avoid any argument against this issue of fight for their rights because they know how to use language to their convenience.
And Americans want an immediate stop on any further illegal immigration because of several reasons cited by them. If the immigrants living as illegal are legalized, they will push the economy of their country back to at least 20 years. It will be very taxing for the economy of Mexico which currently has a large number of illegals living.
The country cannot afford to support these illegal immigrants since it’s already finding it hard to support their legal citizens. So, there is no question of everyone or almost anyone landing in the US and making conditions tough for the natives. Hence, they need to be punished for the crime they are committing.
They want stringent measures to be introduced to prohibit and reduce the numbers of illegals in their country. No jobs or employment should be provided to these illegals, assert Americans, who want to see all immigrants, especially illegals to be shunted out of their country since they don’t find any legal justification in the argument of human rights fight by the illegals.
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