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6 pages. This persuasive paper gives the reasons that immigration into the United States must be limited. Using critical and rhetorical thinking, this paper will show supporting evidence that currently the United States is allowing too many immigrants to enter the United States, causing problems in many sectors for those who are already citizens. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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States is allowing too many immigrants to enter the United States, causing problems in many sectors for those who are already citizens. LIMITING IMMIGRATION Estimates offered by the Immigrations
and Naturalization Service suggest that nearly four million undocumented immigrants already reside within the United States, and between 250,000 and 300,000 more find their way in each year. Not
only does this constant influx cause economic, social and legal problems for the host country, but it also brings about human casualties. As happens along so many borders, those
attempting to bypass patrol zones and slink undetected into the country often find themselves in precarious situations. In one incident alone, fifteen illegal immigrants were found dead in the
Arizona desert when they did not make it to the American border. And if they had, the United States taxpayers would have had to pay for their medical attention
(Specht PG). Peter Brimelow, a senior editor at Forbes and National Review and author of Alien Nation: Common Sense about Americas Immigration Disaster, fears the number of people the
United States can absorb has reached its limit. An immigrant himself, Brimelows (Amselle 60) primary concern is to set a moratorium on any further immigration. If this is
not implemented and adhered to, he projects the United States population will top three hundred and ninety million by the year 2050. Another consideration rarely taken into account with regard
to immigration is that of the environmental impact of so many people upon the land. An unusual opponent in the battle against continued immigration is the collective force of
the Sierra Club. The efforts of Americas largest and most prestigious environmental organization to preserve public lands from the ravages of overpopulation have led them into uncharted territory: a
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