The Pro-Immigration argument that I have chosen is: The Earth belongs to everyon

The Pro-Immigration argument that I have chosen is: The Earth belongs to everyone (or no one). The statement “The Earth belongs to everyone (or no one)” can be used to support both pro-immigration and anti-immigration. Strengths: Humanitarianism: It can be seen as a humanitarian perspective that encourages helping those in need,especially refugees. Global Equality: This perspective advocates for a more distribution of resources and opportunities. By having this saying it can bring more people to the US. Jobs will open up which will give females an opportunity to bring in income. One of the greatest challenges this saying brings is it doesn’t have many rule regulations with it. Many people will find this to be a big red flag. I think personally with this negative there’s more cons than pros. By asserting that the Earth belongs to everyone, it challenges the concept of strict national borders and emphasizes the interconnectedness of all human beings.
For con I will be discussing Not responsible for other people’s bad luck. The statement “Not responsible for other people’s bad luck” means that people or nations should not be responsible for the challenges faced by others. This perspective emphasizes individual freedom and autonomy. People should have the right to determine their own destiny. I don’t think any other country should have a say in this. For example if China was having a national problem and they asked the US for help. I don’t think we should be forced to say yes to helping. I think it’s okay to say no. A con for this statement is it can be seen as having a lack of empathy and compassion. I can definitely see this but at the end of the day we live in a world where many people don’t care about others and how they feel.
I believe the US should not have an obligation to help out other nations’ people. The US should only focus on the problems of the US. If we spend too much time helping out other countries we will forget the problems of our own country. We’re dealing with major problems on our own, and it doesn’t seem right if we set those aside just to help out another country’s problem before ours.