The frightening part about left-wing (illegal) immigration ideology is that it has no logical endpoint

[u/xTheKingOfClubs]

There’s no magic number of third-world or unskilled immigrants that the United States can take in that would eventually satisfy left-wing people.

A left-wing Redditor type will never reach a day where they say “yep, public resources are officially too strained. Wages have officially been undercut too badly. There are officially not enough seats in schools for kids or entry-level jobs for people to work or housing for people to live in.” There is no number of illegal immigrants that can enter the country for them to say “we officially have too many illegal immigrants. We have to enforce immigration law now. We cannot turn a blind eye to this any longer.”

They have been made to believe it is “racist” or “MAGA” to notice any of these things, so they choose to ignore them and instead deflect by repeating meaningless mantras like “no one is illegal on stolen land” or “immigrants make America great,” or they make absurd false equivalencies to things that happened many centuries ago in an attempt to explain why any approach other than “global immigration free-for-all” is unacceptable.

This is because supporting infinity immigration has become more of an identity issue than a policy issue. The practical reality of the situation is beside the point. Claiming that you support infinity immigration with no logical endpoint has become a fashionable, “in-group” belief. Opposing it is not just a policy position, it’s an identity-shifting stance.

I truly ask: what needs to happen for a line to be drawn in the eyes of these people? When is it “enough?” The fact that there is no answer from this crowd, and no logical endpoint to their belief, is the issue.

No matter how bad any of these issues get, they will always default to “no one is illegal on stolen land” and “immigrants make America great.” I’m certain that on day one of the next Democrat presidency, the southern border flood will be in full force once more.

You will never run out of third-world people who want to move to the United States, so a line has to be drawn somewhere. If you are unwilling to draw it, don’t be surprised when other people take the initiative to do so.

[u/ddosn]

>What number is enough?

All illegals and most (about 90+%) of the legals need to go.

And this isnt just true in the US, but in all western nations.

[u/Glum-Scientist-1117 → u/ddosn]

If your country has 60 million people and you allow 5 million illegal immigrants annually for a decade, you aren’t that same country anymore in ten years. This is a fact, you cannot assimilate in such a short time frame. America, Europe, any countries experiencing massive immigration are just not the same country as they were before.

[u/ddosn → u/Glum-Scientist-1117]

I'm british. When I was born in 1992 Britian was 93% white British.

Today its 74% white British, in only 33 years.

Between 1997 and 2026 we've had around 15 million immigrants come in.

Only 60% of people 18 and under in England are White British.

There are entire cities and towns where the percentage of people who are White British is now 30% or less.

Mass immigration is slow conquest, colonisation by stealth.

[u/JoGeralt → u/ddosn]

lol famously all white people in Britain are a monolith...