Most people will claim that the heart of American culture is its laws and its constitution, but they’d be remiss in not mentioning its people. The United States of America is a reflection of all those brave Europeans and their iconic leaders who tamed North America’s savage wilderness and constructed a unique and powerful empire.
It wasn’t just the leaps and bounds America made in critical areas like technology, industry, medicine, and science; it was the cohesiveness of its people born in England and many other European nations that made it strong. America, in essence, was originally an extension of Europe and its great peoples searching for freedom and liberty from an oppressive king. Many other societies cannot manage the freedom of the United States and remain ruled by despots who lead the people.
Unfortunately, the United States is importing, legally or not, people who have a difficult time acclimating to its way of life. Many of them are opposed to America, but don’t mind accepting its many resources. They come to America and take without much opposition because most are under the impression that it was created to be a melting pot.
The phrase “melting pot” was made famous by the British-Jewish playwright Israel Zangwill in the 1908 play “The Melting Pot”. The term “melting pot” or “salad bowl” isn’t found in the Constitution or any of the United States’ original documents. The original Europeans were homogeneous and shared many similar customs, which gave them a strong identity.
America’s influx of ilegal migrants who won’t acclimate to its life style is changing the nation and not always for better. It is not racist to state that America was founded and created by European peoples, making it a European nation; that is a fact. The more you dilute its European culture and heritage from society with people not willing to assimilate, the more you erase the American identity. Ilegal migrants want to identify with the third world country they just escaped from while taking America’s unique resources. It’s difficult to maintain a country when its people refuse to give back.
Minnesota is currently home to a significant population of approximately 76,000 to 108,000 individuals of Somali descent, a large portion of whom proudly maintain their distinct cultural heritage, choosing to preserve their traditions rather than fully assimilate into the broader American society, while increasingly running for local and state government positions and frequently speaking in their native Somali tongue during televised political advertisements. At the same time, law enforcement and community observers have noted a concerning trend involving the expansion of transnational criminal networks, specifically the significant infiltration of violent Somali street gangs into various regions across the United States, which routinely operate and take part in extensive, highly organized illicit sex-trafficking rings that exploit vulnerable populations.
Texas is currently home to an estimated population of over two million illegal immigrants, a massive demographic figure that positions the Lone Star State second only to California in total undocumented residents. Since the year 2011, over 330,000 non-citizens have been officially recorded as committing various crimes within the state borders, and given the nature of bureaucratic reporting, it is widely suspected that the actual number of offenses is substantially higher. Furthermore, within these staggering crime statistics, more than 10,000 migrant individuals have been successfully prosecuted and jailed specifically for the heinous crime of sexual assault.
How can anyone reasonably expect to preserve and deeply cherish the unique American identity that has historically made this nation so exceptional when our traditional towns and cities are increasingly overrun by large numbers of foreigners who are entirely unwilling to acclimate and integrate into the fabric of American life? It simply stands to reason that any truly free and sovereign nation should fundamentally reflect the cultural values and traditions of its majority population, and when that foundational population is gradually eclipsed by an incoming non-native culture, the very character of the country inevitably changes forever.
Why would anyone want to change the greatest country on Earth instead of joining it?
