Immigrants have a strong survival instinct. They have faced incredible opposition to become citizens of the United States. Immigrants have left their extended families and their traditional culture in their native countries. In summary, immigrants have faced almost insurmountable odds to enter the United States. Once here, they continue to face challenges in which they become accustomed to our culture.
Immigrants have a strong conviction to survive.
Their spirit and strength indisputably enhance the culture of the United States. It is to the benefit of American society that we continue to allow immigrants to become citizens.