Immigrants should choose the United States over Canada to live in.

I will begin my argument by clarifying the resolution. Pro's resolution is: "Immigrants should choose the United States over Canada to live in. "The resolution does not specify any groups of immigrants, therefore the resolution claims that ALL immigrants should choose the US over Canada to live in. Therefore, Pro's BOP is to show how EVERY immigrant should choose the United States over Canada to live in. My BOP will be simply to disprove Pro's resolution. C1. Family and RelationsSome immigrants may have family members or other close relations in Canada. It would be a better choice to go to Canada if an immigrant has relations in Canada because these people may be able to help or assist the immigrant, thus making it easier for the immigrants to adapt to the new country. My grandma was an immigrant settled in Thailand because her cousin lived in Thailand. Her cousin provided her a temporary home and got her a job. He also taught her how to act and present herself in Thai society. C2. French Speaking ImmigrantsThe main language used in the United States is English. Other prominent languages in the United States is Spanish and Chinese. [1] While there are French speakers in the US, French is considered a minority language and less than 1% of the US population speaks French. Canada on the other hand has a lot of French speakers. French is the second most spoken language in Canada. 22% of Canada speaks French. [2] That's 1 in every 5 people. Therefore, French immigrants would most likely feel more comfortable and adapt easier to Canada than the US, so they should choose Canada over the US. C3. Life ExpectancyOut of all the countries, Canada has the 8th longest life expectancy for its citizens, ranked by the World Health Organization. The United States is ranked as 34th. [3] Here's a graph of the life expectancy of the two countries in 2012. This was 3 years ago, and since then the life expectancy of America has dropped to 77 years and Canada has rose to 82 and is showing promises of greater increase. In 2012, the difference between their life expectancy was 3 years, and now it's 5. In the future, the difference would likely be greater. Therefore, it is sensible to say that if an immigrant lives in Canada, he or she will likely live longer than than if she lives in the United States. C4. Health CareHealth is most likely an important thing everyone (including immigrants) considers. The health care of Canada is undoubtedly better than health care in the United States. For one thing, the majority of citizens in Canada love and support their health care system, but in the United States, a majority oppose Obamacare for many different reasons. Even physicians and nurses in the United States prefer the Canadian health care system. Therefore, an immigrant would most likely be happier with his or her health care if he or she lives in Canada than if he or she lived in the US. In the US, thousands die due to lack of health insurance. In Canada, nobody has ever died due to lack of health insurance. The Canadian system is also much more simple and less complex than the US's. There are no complex hospital or doctor bills, in fact usually you don't even see a bill. Coverage is not tied to a job or dependant on your income. Rich and poor people are in the same system. In the US, if you lose your job or income, you might also lose your existing health insurance or have to settle for lesser coverage. [4]There are several other reasons why Canadian health care is better than Obamacare. Canadian health care is undoubtedly better. Therefore, immigrants will likely have their health better taken care of if they are in Canada than if they are in the US. C5. Free ChoiceWhat if some immigrants simply want to go to Canada rather than the United States? The resolution implies that they should choose the US over Canada even if they don't want to. Why should someone choose the US if he or she doesn't want to choose the US? Sources:[1] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[2] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[3] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[4] . http://www.counterpunch.org...