"Over the last eight years, immigrants seeking to destroy America penetrated U.S. borders."
Only the last eight years? Funny, I remember this being a problem back in the 70's and 80's.
"Otherwise, Americans will lose cherished liberties, if the United States of America is destroyed."
We're not going to lose our liberties to immigrants. We're going to lose them to a government that can avoid accountability and has ever increasing surveillance capabilities. This takes the form of warrants issued in secret, cops who never face consequences for bad actions, an ever more militarized police force, and a judicial system that is there to intimidate the arrested rather than prosecute the guilty. These are supported by those we citizens put into office.
Most immigrants are in the US to work hard and make a better life for themselves and their families. While they're breaking the law, it's hard to blame them for doing so. Of course the laws should be enforced, but the US is also in serious need of immigration reform. Any option that just relies on enforcement just gets us closer to that loss of liberties you are talking about.
Yeah well it serves them right for getting onto our land. Rounding them up seemed to work OK when we found "indians" there. Don't see why it can't work again, ayup. (Spits chaw into coffee can.)
Don'cha know, going somewhere, killing the folks who live there, and taking over the land is no longer acceptable. Those who won the last round of killing folks and taking over the land say so.
Only the last eight years? Funny, I remember this being a problem back in the 70's and 80's.
"Otherwise, Americans will lose cherished liberties, if the United States of America is destroyed."
We're not going to lose our liberties to immigrants. We're going to lose them to a government that can avoid accountability and has ever increasing surveillance capabilities. This takes the form of warrants issued in secret, cops who never face consequences for bad actions, an ever more militarized police force, and a judicial system that is there to intimidate the arrested rather than prosecute the guilty. These are supported by those we citizens put into office.
Most immigrants are in the US to work hard and make a better life for themselves and their families. While they're breaking the law, it's hard to blame them for doing so. Of course the laws should be enforced, but the US is also in serious need of immigration reform. Any option that just relies on enforcement just gets us closer to that loss of liberties you are talking about.
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