The Melting Pot
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Sure, you hate this country and want it to become more foreign
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Some do, but too many change America instead of America changing them
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Not when you want to pollute it with foreign cultures against our own
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They have
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The whole point of “diversity” is to change American culture, meaning change America to make it more foreign
Mac-7
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Just sticking your tongue out and making ugly faces is not an adult argument
The migrant invasion is bad for America because it introduces millions of unneeded poor people that drain government welfare from poor Americans
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Naive tripe so of course you believe it
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Immigration: The Myth of the Melting Pot
There is a rich American tradition of rejecting immigrants and refugees, and those who make it here face calls to assimilate and deny their cultural roots.
www.newsweek.com
The Rebirth of All Americans in the Great American Melting Pot: Notes Toward the Vindication of a Rejected Popular Symbol; or: An Ethnic Variety of a Religious Experience | Prospects | Cambridge Core
The Rebirth of All Americans in the Great American Melting Pot: Notes Toward the Vindication of a Rejected Popular Symbol; or: An Ethnic Variety of a Religious Experience - Volume 5
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No, migrants do not receive $2,200 each month from the federal government
False. People who enter the U.S. illegally are not eligible for federal cash assistance, with the exception of certain Cubans and Haitians, immigration experts told The Associated Press.
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luiza
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Who on earth quarrels with planned assimilation ?
Nobody is talking about that .
For you to confuse planned and unconsidered immigration and assimilation is either tragically dumb or deliberate misinformation .
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I would expect nothing less from a public school teacher than to believe the same naive tripe they teach
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Look around you? We live in a Police state. We are in danger of getting locked up if we stop a Black from beating a white lady to death. 7-11 clerks are shot daily by Brown street vermin or white junkies on Mexican black tar heroin.
Squatters can take you home thru the Libstain courts. They vote for it as they are promised the free stuff will keep rolling in. Until they get caught up in the Police state of course.
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No, migrants do not receive $2,200 each month from the federal government
False. People who enter the U.S. illegally are not eligible for federal cash assistance, with the exception of certain Cubans and Haitians, immigration experts told The Associated Press.
**Read your own BS link someday. Plenty of loopholes, hidden payments and agencie granted huge lump sums per Border jumper refugee lol! Don't forget the $5500 EBT card given at the Border per AZ Sheriff.
The U.S. Department of State also provides local resettlement agencies with a one-time payment of $2,375 per refugee — $1,275 of that amount can be used for critical needs such as rent, food and clothing, while the rest is earmarked to fund access to services such as cultural orientation, locating housing and legal help.
Refugees, people granted asylum and certain other groups may also be eligible for supplemental security income if, for example, they are aged 65 or older, blind or disabled. The maximum monthly SSI payment is $914 for an individual and $1,371 for a couple.
The Refugee Cash Assistance program provides people who do not have minor children with financial help to meet basic needs such as food, shelter and transportation, for up to 12 months. The amounts vary by location, but according to Gelatt, “seem to be under $1,000 for a couple, less for a single person.” In Washington state, for example, one person could receive $363 per month, while a married couple could receive $459.
Similarly, the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program provides financial support to families with minor children. These benefits, including the length of time they are available, also vary by state and family size, but Gelatt wrote that they “don’t reach $2,000/month, even for a very large family in a more-generous state.” For instance, a household with three children in New York could receive $698 per month for up to 60 months.
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