I served in the US Army with hundreds of other young men around me. I can't tell you how many non US citizens wore the same uniform and did the same service for this country as me (a guy born and raised here his whole life). Haitians, filipinos, Dominicans, Mexicans, Korean, etc.
Immigrants always have and always will make our country stronger.https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/they-were-immigrants--and-real-american-heroes/2018/05/25/6c8e13aa-6043-11e8-9ee3-49d6d4814c4c_story.html …
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Same when I served in the Navy.
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as long as they are
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Legal immigrants
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Thry were Legal too. Lest we forget.
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LEGAL immigrants, yes.
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You must read this.
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LEGAL IMMIGRANTS
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but kidnapped, enslaved black people made it the strongest... keep it
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Interestingly enough, the lib/socialist party has now cast aside the 3 million blacks living in poverty. Guess they figure that number starving, in ghettos is good enough to carry them another term, so, now let’s get illegals on board.
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