This means current immigration policy is a clear subversion of the will of the American people. That policy must be changed, and current laws enforced. But we humans, unlike bacteria, are capable of considering the future and taking appropriate action now to try to alter the future for our own benefit and the benefit of our children and future generations. This is called foresight. If we refuse to take action now, it is our young people, our children, and future generations that will suffer the consequences of our failure to retake control of our borders and reduce today's record-breaking immigration levels back to sustainable, traditional levels.
Immigration is thought by some to be an integral part of the American story.
In the past, it has been. But this does not oblige us to continue to swamp ourselves forever. In the past, the pioneer experience was also a vital part of the American story. We were an expansionist country. But there came a time, in 1893, when the frontier was declared officially closed, and America was no longer an expansionist, pioneer country.