The New Pathway to Citizenship
Europe is a prime example of this failed diversity. Diversity is a “divide and conquer” strategy developed to weaken and destroy a nation from within.
Forgiving the breaking of the law is the new pathway to citizenship. Assimilation is no longer the goal of immigration. Immigration used to be assimilation into the American culture, becoming an American citizen. But the left has devised a new requirement for bringing the “frightened people” who broke the law “out of the shadows.” Never mind that they live among us in plain sight, free to come and go as they please, taking advantage of our country and of our hospitality.
The new pathway to citizenship is forcing Americans to accept law breakers as equals, as citizens with the same rights and benefits but not the same responsibilities we have as American citizens.
Busing children through Central America or flying them over Mexico and dumping them in Arizona, Texas, and all over the country sick and diseased, is the new forced immigration aimed at changing demographics in the United States.
It is not that we don’t want people to succeed, to have the opportunity of freedom; we are after all a nation of legal immigrants who chased their American dream. We want them to come here legally, to respect our laws and culture, not try to change them according to the troglodyte laws in the home countries they’ve fled, pretending that they are offended by our culture, our national anthem, our flag, displaying their national flags, flaunting their allegiance to someone else, even suing to prevent us to display or wear symbols of our national pride.
Multiculturalism has been a failure in Europe and many leaders have admitted it. It failed because it allowed ethnic ghettos to thrive within a country, self-governed ghettos where violence and uncivilized customs rule.
Multiculturalism is acceptable to the extent that all immigrants assimilate into the American culture and practice their customs at home.
Illegals must pay taxes, not accept cash pay under the table. They must self-support, not demand welfare and rob from the hard-working Americans. Illegals are not entitled to the fruits of American taxpayers’ labor. You are a foreign national, do not demand the same rights as an American; you may not and should not vote.
You are not Dreamers; you are robbing from the American citizens’ children who are carrying on the American Dream. You have to earn the American Dream the legal way. Stop accepting silver platter bribery awards just because you broke our laws setting foot in this country.
Frank P., a prolific writer, explained that, if you look up the word “nation” in a law dictionary and correlate it with our Founders’ recipe for our “nation” in the second Federalist Paper, you will see that “nations” develop from a primal family; they are populated by kindred blood relatives descended from a common ancestor. Our Founders added, “Profess the same religion (the source of the nation’s Organic Law) and speak a common language.” These are our founding principles of unity.
Frank continued, “The 14th Amendment after the Civil War allowed for ‘step-children’ to be adopted into this founding demographic. They are assimilated into someone else’s family and are expected to conduct themselves according to the rules of the house they occupy as guests. Just because we invite someone over for dinner does not entitle them to the deed of our house.”
- Your anchor babies should not be American citizens with the same birthright.
- You should learn to speak English.
- You should go through a health screening/quarantine before you are allowed to immigrate to the United States because our national health is in the best interest of our American citizens.
Read next: Case Against Birthright Citizenship
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Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh, Ileana Writes is a freelance writer, author, radio commentator, and speaker. Her books, “Echoes of Communism", "Liberty on Life Support" and "U.N. Agenda 21: Environmental Piracy," "Communism 2.0: 25 Years Later" are available at Amazon in paperback and Kindle.
