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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do not think there should be two tiers of citizenship, but I do think the US needs a moratorium on most immigration for at least 50 years. We’ve had way too many immigrants from too many disparate groups and cultures in too short of a period. Now we have Ilhan Omar advocating for her home country of Somalia, we have Mexicans waving the Mexican flag around, we have Indians who only hire other Indians and want to bring in lots more Indians on H1bs when Americans should get priority for those jobs. Each group is fighting for its own group and people, instead of for America.

America used to have a powerful ability to transmogrify immigrants into Anglos. We are quickly losing that ability. Today’s immigrants view America as simply an economic zone where they don’t have to give up loyalty to their home countries and people. It has destroyed social cohesion. We need at least two generations to assimilate the existing immigrants.[/quote]
Do you feel the same way about St. Patrick’s Day and all the Irish flags?  Or Americans who still claim strong ties to Italy? [/quote]

St Patrick's Day?  an excuse to party--not a real cultural experience.  
I know people with Italian ancestry.  They don't claim strong ties to Italy.

And, they don't have dual ancestry.[/quote]

edit: dual citizenship[/quote]

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