Immigration has always been a passionate issue. Its significance is such because it touches nearly every aspect of human life, from where people find shelter to how they feed their families. Most people understand that immigration is an integral part of the American tradition.

Having spent several years involved in political life on campus in what I call the "little world" and outside of campus in the "big world" I've noticed something interesting. The "little world" and the "big world" are not that different. In both worlds all sectors of society fight to get a piece of a government pie that's never big enough.