Originally Posted by Enough

I couldn't disagree more. First and foremost, I know many who are anti-illegal immigration. But, I don’t know anyone who is anti-immigrant. Proponents of CIR always conflate legal with illegal. It is disingenuous to group the lawful with unlawful. There is a difference.

Race/ethnicity has been used by La Raza and other illegal alien advocates to demonize and silence opposition. It's a lie, period. They are exploiting the ugly history of slavery and Jim Crow to support their agenda. They can't defend their position, so they use the race card. Furthermore, "Hispanic" is not a race. One can be from any race and be Hispanic. Moreover, the majority of Hispanics self-identify as "white." It is total nonsense. There is no "brown" race.

While we will always have racism, the vast majority of citizens opposed to CIR are not racists or xenophobes. Again, that is nothing but spurious propaganda. Any country's citizens would be opposed to having untold millions streaming across their border, living and working in their country, and using their resources without going through legal channels. If I wanted to live in Mexico or Central America, I would move there. I don't want my country transformed into their third-world existence.

I daresay, if millions of Haitians started entering Mexico, they would not be welcome. They certainly would not receive the red carpet treatment Hispanic illegal aliens receive in the USA. Their children would be denied an education, and adults would be denied jobs. They would be forced to leave, or die.

Furthermore, Hispanics are some of the most racist people I have encountered. They complain about racism against Hispanic illegal aliens. Yet, they are racists. They bring their racist culture to this country, and consider themselves superior to Black Americans; because, in their countries, black people are considered scum. Talk about hypocrisy!

BTW, how do you define extremism?