For example in my family. I have a uncle who has a really successful business and employs like 6 people. He is worried constantly of making too ***MUCH*** money. Causing him to lose more money due to going into a higher tax bracket. How fucking stupid is that?

Neither side delivers a compelling argument

The wall is fine imo

tbh walls work, if they didn't work we wouldn't live in houses, the issue is the wall doesn't go far enough nor does it make sense in terms of encouraging positive immigration

its the other immigration changes that will help more

Democrat's view it as a symbol of racism and hatred

If you want to check if wall works

Keep in mind Mexican americans are statistically some of the most nationalist Americans you will find

Just check the terror attacks

In israel

So YouTube's enabling the next John Wayne Gacy...
https://youtu.be/rOTLrEza8ec

After wall was built

prob is cartels and smuggling

Really, we just need a comprehensive immigration policy. No bullshit - expedited path to legal service and citizenship.

so protect border

@Storin fuck you. "Mexican" Americans. It's American.

fuck you. "African" Americans. It's American.

I mean, if you add the labels

Yes, however there is a racial and heritage difference

To American

@Mersenne yes

So MExican Americans is correct

If I listen to someone saying

@Storin no

Yes

"arabic polish"

So you mean not polish

Basically

French Canadian?

Canada is post nation state

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Ironically, alot of Samoans from US territories enlist in the military to gain citizenship, and they're some of the most patriotic men I've met

Anybody who gives their previous nationality before their current one. Is not an American.

@RooHappeh you're not wrong though

If I were to immigrate to america I would be American British or British American- I am not of American ancestry (national) but I have moved, learned the culture, embraced the people, and taken their pledge 🤔

It is the same for Mexicans

@Storin no

Pay up or gtfo

You lose your previous nationality.

I honestly view it as a generational theme. If you immigrated from another country, sure - appending American with your nationality. You're kids on the other hand are 100% American

You lose your citizenship but not your life up till that point dude