The Positive Effect of More Immigrants on US Economy

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The Positive Effect of More Immigrants on US Economy
The United States has been the strongest country in the world for a long time. It is a very interesting fact because the United States has had a short historical period compared to many other well developed countries such as England, Japan, and Germany. The reason that the United States has been a leader in the world is based on its economical strength. Then, what makes the economy of this country so strong? It is closely related to the characteristic of the United States. America is often called “a Melting Pot.” It is because America is built by many different immigrants. For example, America consists of Anglo Saxon, Hispanic, and Asian. Immigrants from many other countries have worked a lot and contributed to the country, having their “American Dream.” Historically speaking, immigrants usually had an obvious reason to succeed in the United States because most of them gave up to live in their home countries due to poverty or came to America to earn more money. For immigrants, the United States has existed as an opportunity land, and in practice many of them attained their goal.

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