Will tightening our borders result in a decline in crime?

This is a great discussion topic. Do you know the first thing that comes to mind when I want to answer this question. I am sure it has come to your attention as well. The terrorists of 9/11. How upset were you to learn that these individuals who killed thousands of Americans had been trained here in America to fly planes? I must admit although I am a product of immigrants migrating from their native country I have to ask myself how are we Americans screening the individuals that we allow to cross those borders. In some ways I think that our desire to make money causes us to make poor decisions.

Truthfully, some people can be bought into committing crimes. I was so disappointed to learn that we had allowed these individuals to come to our country with an opportunity to learn how to fly only to use what they learned against us. We should question if an immigrant is wealthy enough to come here and pay for flight school why wouldn’t they want to be trained in their country? Why would they go through the hassle of paperwork and time that it may take to come here to our country? Have our laws become too lienant?

Honestly, do you think that we should allow wealthy illegal immigrants to our country? Are they more beneficial to our economics so we feel the need to expedite the processing of their paperwork to become legal U.S. aliens or citizens? How many articles have you read about drugs being smuggled into the country? Do you think these drug addicts are working with other impoverished or wealthy Americans? Only wealthy people own the boats to smuggle the goods. So let’s sit down and think will the crime rate decline when we still have greedy Americans who desire to make as much money as they can legally or illegally?