Immigration reform is one of the most active and discussed topics in American politics today. Mr. President, you have a unique opportunity to take part in this reform and to lead this reform. The United States is a nation of immigrants. It was built and transported by people who emigrated all over the world because they believed in the American dream. The American dream is not dead, and immigrants can and will continue to be an incredibly positive side to this great nation. But the truth remains: immigration policies are incredibly outdated and xenophobic. As a nation, America is looking back not only to its foundations and history, but also to its future. It's not too late to change that. America can once again become a nation that welcomes the poor, the impoverished, and those who yearn to breathe free. I urge you to aggressively pursue bipartisan immigration reform this year, with or without majority support from the Republican Party. This is a pressing issue that can determine whether the United States continues to be the dominant force in the world. Mr. President, you should pursue this immigration reform because Republicans need the support of immigrants in the next election, it presents a viable platform for solving illegal immigration problems, and it can provide a better and more efficient way of managing immigration in the country. future.Support for immigrant American citizens.Mr. Mr. President, the reality is striking; Republicans need immigrant votes to win the next election. If the Speaker of the House of Representatives leads this charge, it will show immigrants that the Republican Party is sympathetic to their cause and their interests. According to the PewResearch Institute, "117 million people... middle of paper... illegal immigration." Additionally, you could definitely include the original bill's option cited in the Huffington Post "that all employers in the United States adopt an E-Verify system to prevent businesses from hiring illegal immigrants." This reduces illegal work and discourages people from immigrating to the United States illegally. Mr. President, if you include all of these options in a joint Republican bill, you will clearly state that Republicans intend to fix immigration, which they will, and that they intend to working for the American people. Again, this type of bill should be passed aggressively, regardless of objections within the Republican Party, because it provides tangible solutions to economic problems and ensures that illegal immigration will disappear over time. This is an urgent issue that must be specifically addressed by Republican leadership..