Travel a ton. Been to Chinatown in San Francisco, Koreatown in Manhattan, little Mogadishu right here in Cedar-Riverside, etc. Most of the Somalian immigrants that live here are fantastic people who, like my ancestors, came to America for a better life. I applaud their bravery for making the move to a new, unfamiliar place to do what they felt was best for their family.
Why is it wrong to say "let's slow the rate of immigration to a level that allows immigrants to better blend in with their new home and, conversely, allow their new home to adapt to welcome them?"
I'm not talking about a drastic drop, stopping immigration, or any of the other stupid ideas the orange buffoon in the White House has pushed. Only that what we have today results in a predictable backlash of nationalism and xenophobia which are not good things.
Yes, I am a proponent of immigration. Have you even visited the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island? Do you know anything of immigration history or just argue because feels?
There it is. Any disagreement on this subject means someone is a racist. This is why polite discourse in our country is essentially dead -- children slinging insults.
You're obviously not worth wasting any further time on.