Immigration Myths (Part 1)

There are many myths surrounding immigration in today’s America. Without sugarcoating it, they are nothing but myths. The first myth is that diversity through immigration is healthy. To an extent that the immigrant brings a healthy and viable tradition to our culture, this is true. The problem is America is no longer the romanticized melting pot of 100 years ago. She is an independent country, and those joining our culture must assimilate. But why should assimilation be a priority to any illegal alien? We have an entire sub-culture that demands reparations for slavery. How does that help promote unity and strength in this country? It doesn’t.

Specifically, the illegal Mexican population boom must be curtailed. These are people who do not belong in this country. I have no problem with legal immigration. However, this onslaught of human debris is overwhelming our country. Debris may be a harsh term, but it is the truth. We have been told that these people are looking for a better life in America. What a complete farce. What tips me to this is the fact that they are willing to break the law to stay here. How can America be safe when there is a 10-12 million flux of people who are lawbreakers, who just do not belong? These aren’t contributors to our society, they are leeches, and they bring no diversity to America. They latch onto a community and suck it dry. They accept jobs that others would take (See Immigration Myths Part 2). And perhaps the biggest downfall to both them and America, they will not learn English. Instead, natural citizens now have to learn Spanish to deal with this refuse.

Assimilation is the key to a successful society, and this is a group who has demonstrated a flat out refusal to assimilate. The illegal aliens are a virus to America. They are AIDS personified – Anti-Immigration Deportable Scum. If you care to comment to this, feel free, but keep the comments clean and thoughtful. Any profanity will be deleted. Part 2 will deal with the myth that illegal workers perform jobs that Americans don’t want.