Ethics of Immigration Restriction

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The discussion centers on the ethical implications of immigration restrictions beyond individual threats, highlighting the disparity between citizens and potential immigrants. Participants argue that while the U.S. has relatively lenient immigration policies compared to other first-world nations, the current system often penalizes innocent individuals without addressing the root causes of immigration-related fears. Personal anecdotes illustrate the frustrations and injustices faced during the immigration process, emphasizing that many immigrants pose no threat to society. The conversation also touches on the broader societal impacts of immigration, including cultural changes and economic contributions, while acknowledging concerns about crime and resource allocation. Ultimately, the debate raises questions about the balance between national security and the ethical treatment of those seeking a better life.
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what the hell is SOOO damn precious about the american way?? do we have a corner on class and culture?
Perhaps you should move to Mexico. You obviously don't appreciate America for what it is, and you certainly seem to have no respect for the people who established and built this country. If you think that our "stealing" of this land was so bad, move to Mexico. You will quickly come back a new person.

i love the opportunities afforded here, but the american way sucks. we put more value on a 2nd home, car, tv etc, etc then we do on our neighbor's well being. now, please do not tell me i am wrong. i have seen this 'american effect' in process for too many years. our old neighborhoods (caring for our friends and relatives)are gone.
You're right, and you're also hypocritically wrong. We have lost much of our sense of respect and responsibility, but this has nothing to do with not being "nice" and "ethical" by notletting Mestizos come to contribute to the rotting of our country. It's not so much an economic rot as it is a general rotting of the quality of American life. The problem is that our people have become too materialistic. Many don't care about anything that isn't between their TVs and the shopping mall.

But you sit there and preach about the welfare of your "neighbors" and family, when at the same time you are inciting and condoning the destruction of their country and quality of life. It has nothing to do with material value.

we lost the american way a couple of decades ago when possessions, power and wealth became more important than 'being real'.
We lost the American way long ago when we put material gain over the well being of our people. When we allowed immigration from 3rd world, non-White nations, when our politicians became corrupt, when a parasitical, alien being took power, when integration was forced upon us, and when we have become so feminized that we no longer know the meaning of hard work and true patriotism.
 
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