Somehow Conservatives and Libertarians have become anti-immigrant because we're for border control, including something like a border wall.
I know it's a talking point the left likes to use to stir up emotions and get more people on their side. Of course the people flocking to the left because they think the right hates immigrants is another scary topic as they're being misled but they don't care enough about it to actually research it.
I haven't met a single conservative or republican or libertarian that is against immigration. I for one have no problem with immigration. The only problem I have is when people come into the country illegally. That shouldn't be a controversial statement. We all want to be sure we're not letting in criminals and rapists and.. oh god, did I just sound like Trump? It wasn't on purpose! It's just common sense. We DON'T want the criminals sneaking in. That also shouldn't be a controversial statement.
What's wrong with a wall to protect that border? Yeah, most criminals will be able to figure out a way around it, or over it, or under it. But it will make them have to take at least one more step to get here and that might be a step they're not willing to go. Is it going to stop all illegal immigration? Of course not, and nobody in their right mind would say it will. There's a reason you put a lock on your door. Any person really determined to come into your house is going to make it through a lock. It's just another obstacle they have to overcome to get in. If they're desperate, they'll still do it, but this might ust be enough to make it not worth it.
Come in legally. I know it's a pain and takes too long, but if we can control the influx of people first, we can then start working on the process to become a legal citizen. But you have to control the flow first, otherwise you're just closing one hole and another is opening.
But with all that, I don't hate illegal immigrants, I just want them to be here legally and do it the right way. I believe most every other person on this plant believes the same thing for their own country. And no, I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis or white nationalists, because those people should be totally condemned. Oh god, I sounded like Trump again. I think I need a nap.
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