US Immigration Law of Arizona og illegal immigration

The US Immigration Law of Arizona - AIn the United States of America, you can experience a lot of immigration, just like you do here in Denmark.But it is very different compared from us in Denmark to the United States. Is it very strict to cross the border and come over to America.And why is it so? Is it because the government and the borders don’t tolerate that everyone just come in to the land and do what ever they want. And actually I think that is absolutely fair, because you can’t just wander around and do what you like, that is now how the system works.The border patrol in Arizona has got some new laws, for themselves actually, which makes the capable of asking pedestrians who might seem strange. If the border patrol thinks that there is something fishy about the person they spot, they are allowed to ask for ID to see if the person actually lives in the US, and are not from Mexico, Guatemala etc.When I’m talking about immigration from Mexico and Guatemala, I’m talking about Illegal Immigration. Illegal immigration to the United States, also referred to in the media as undocumented immigration, is the act by foreign nationals of entering the United States without government permission.And now we come the biggest question: Why are their so many immigrants heading over to the United States?There are actually many reasons and explanations to this and I will comment on some of them.Overpopulation is just one of them. The reason behind this is because that Mexico is filled with unemployed citizens and this causes them to take the chance and cross the border. This is a great social and economic problem because people who don't work get frustrated and can't support their families. It is like an evil circle that just will circle around those who gets in. The number of immigrants in the United States is around 12 million. And these 12 million immigrants are illegal immigrants. And when we are saying illegal, that means crossing the border without getting captured by the several border patrols around the American-Mexico precinct.