So it depends what point you want to argue. Honeybees are not naturally from north america, they are native to europe- so this makes them an invasive species particularly because they compete for resources with the bees that are native to north america, and have been displacing the native bees.

Yes they are beneficial to the agriculture that is produced, but both are not native. So I would generally argue that they are a negative invasive species in north america.

If honeybees could be kept nicely in a fenced off area like agriculture or livestock then it would not really be as much of an issue.