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What would make the United States any different? There is a difference between welcoming immigration and allowing exploitation.

I wouldn't force my way into another nation, alter the cultures of their area, participate in riots, and wave my nation's flag in defiance. What kind of nation do we live in today to think this is acceptable?

Part of immigration is integration and assimilation.

I grew up at one point thinking liberals and the left were respectful, recognizing, and mindful of different cultures. Part of respecting cultures is not allowing foreign cultures to coerce and trample over one another. It works both ways.

You don't enter a foreign land being abrasive, demanding, and aggressive. You enter being humble and respectful.

Foreign entry into the United States is a privilege, not a right.

This law would only exempt certain types of workers that are required to stay up late, such as police officers, firefighters, airport workers, and construction workers.

However, others such as bartenders and club owners would be abolished.

Browsing on social media would be strictly enforced during the times of 10pm to 7am to make sure everyone (who is not at least working) is off the phone between midnight and 5am.

This law would also ban TikTok live streaming during those times.

What are your thoughts on such a law?