It’s because Hispanic Americans aren’t stupid that they won’t be voting for Trump.
Hispanic Americans know exactly what rightwing bigotry is about concerning undocumented immigrants, having little to do with ‘breaking the law’; it’s about the unwarranted fear and contempt most on the right have for ‘brown people’ who ‘speak Spanish’ and are ‘taking over’ America.
Indeed, the right’s animus toward Hispanics is what’s meant when conservatives refer to ‘taking America back’ – which is to ‘take America back’ from the ‘brown people,’ ‘Spanish speakers,’ and ‘foreigners.’
1. First of all, the correct term for the INVADERS is ILLEGAL ALIENS. To call an illegal alien an
"undocumented immigrant", is about the equivalent of calling a bank robber an
informal withdrawl agent.
2. Your whole (predictable) race card presentation is racist. You turn what is not racist into a race issue. There are a ton of things involved in Mexican imperialism, remittances$$, birthright citizenship myth, sanctuary city criminality, and all the HARMS of immigration, all having nothing to do with race. Your boy who cried wolf approach doesn't cut it, and it died out long ago. You're a relic.
3. Conservatives are just as opposed to illegal immigration (and excessive legal immigration) from white Europeans as from the brown people you yammer about. A series of legislative, social, and political actions in the United States and Ireland unfolding since the 1960s, collided in the mid-1980s, to create a situation where the Irish leaving home for America entered the country as tourists, overstayed their visas and worked and lived as illegal aliens in established Irish-American neighborhoods. The activists reached out to the established ethnic leadership in the city for help and dissatisfied with the response formed
the Irish Immigrant Reform Movement.
US conservatives are just as opposed to these Irish invaders, as they are to any others. And notably, Hillary Clinton is just as suck-up to the Irish illegal aliens (for their illegal VOTES) as she is to Mexicans or anyone of any ethnicity. I wonder if she used one of her phony accents (in this case, Irish), when talking to this group.
Legalize the Irish: the Legacy of the IIRM | Glucksman Ireland House | New York University
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