The youthful tidal wave plunging over
America’s southern border has brought the immigration debate to a
critical crescendo. While most Americans are struggling with what is the
moral and ethical thing to do with the children, the two political
parties are struggling with how they are going to out-maneuver the other
in a political chess match that has the future control of America at
stake. The debate centers on giving citizenship, with full voting
privileges, to people who come to America illegally.
Nearly every
decision collectively made by elected officials is done with one of two
main goals in mind; either to stay in political power or gain more
political power. These two goals are the prime motivator for nearly
every decision made, every law passed, and every political speech
delivered. In short, human political philosophy holds, if a law is
passed that is beneficial for the people, then so much the better, but
if it is not and one can politically get away with it, then so be it as
long as the law increases their chances for re-election.
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