How Does Immigration Affect the U.S.? Can Immigration shape the future of U.S. politics?

Nowadays immigration is one of the most important things for too many countries in the world. Especially there is numerous immigration to the United States. Considering the progress of technology, economy, and business life, it may
be concluded that immigration has a positive impact on U.S politics.

Firstly, immigration affects the United States and its politics positively because many immigrants that have come to the U.S from other countries are highly-educated and they have important degrees like doctorate degrees and advanced degrees. Therefore, most of those immigrants are innovators and they are working on technology, science, and math. They are making progress in technology and also they are making investments in the county in many different areas.

Secondly, immigration affects U.S. and U.S. economy positively, because immigrants come with foreign currency and they are shopping, making investments
in the U.S. Therefore, they make the economy of the U.S. bigger. In fact, immigrants contribute to the U.S. economy in many other ways too. They work at high
rates and make up more than a third of the workforce in some industries. Their geographic mobility helps local economies respond to worker shortages, smoothing out bumps that could otherwise weaken the economy. Immigrant workers, also to help support the aging native-born population, increasing the number of workers as compared to retirees and bolstering the Social Security and Medicare trust funds. Children born to immigrant families are upwardly mobile, promising future benefits not only to their families but to the U.S. economy overall.

Finally, immigration affects U.S. and U.S. politics positively because of business life.
Most of those immigrants that have came to the U.S. for earning money. Therefore, they who are coming to earn money, have to work. The U.S can have more young and more crowded people to employ, and to run. They are providing labor force to the U.S. and they play an increasingly pivotal role in the U.S. economy. They are overrepresented in labor force, relative to their share of the population, but they also have a higher propensity to launch businesses, compared to those born in the United States (Kosten, 2018). Immigrants are much more likely to start businesses than U.S.-born. The percentage of adults, both U.S.-born and immigrant, who became entrepreneurs in any given month during 2016, was 31 percent, or 310 out of every 100,000. The entrepreneurship rate for immigrants during the same time period was higher at 52 percent, about twice the rate of the U.S.-born (Kosten, 2018). Those reasons counted above are explaining why immigration is good for business life in the United States.

In conclusion, if immigration continues to be positive for U.S. and U.S. politics, it can shape the future of U.S. politics in many ways.

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