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Hillary Clinton and the Democrats like to repeat the mantra that America is a "nation of immigrants," as if immigration for immigration’s sake is a good thing. It's not surprising that they like to promote this myth as their current political strategy relies heavily on bringing in as many foreigners as possible who hate our culture and our way of life, don't want to learn our language, have no skills or education to contribute to our advancement, are dependent on government instead of being self reliant, and who refuse to assimilate. Once they bring them in, they buy their votes with welfare (that you and I pay for) to assure that the Democrats will eventually be the only surviving party: a one party system like Iran, Russia, Red China or Korea:places that make hell seem like the easy way out. It's only a small step from here to a dictatorship.

But America is not "a nation of immigrants." Immigration is not what helped make America the greatest nation in the history of man. Just look at Europe and the disaster that immigration is causing there. Clearly immigration for immigration’s sake does *not* improve the character of a society.

What helped make America great wasn’t immigration, it was the American CULTURE that all past generations of immigrants respected and were eager to adopt. It was the fact that, no matter their place of origin, they came here to LOVE this country, to learn our language, respect our laws and our uniquely American culture and values, to *BECOME* Americans, . Being an immigrant is not enough. There is nothing inherently valuable about that. What made America different, what made us great is that no matter where you were from, you *BECAME* and American. You adopted the already existing American culture and tradition that changed the course of mankind for the better of the entire world.

Hillary Clinton’s immigration policy is *not* consistent with our culture, values or way of life. Are we a nation of immigrants? Or a nation of AMERICANS?