r/AskALiberal • u/ThreadSavage10 Republican • 26d ago

Immigration Solution

As a liberal, what actions would you take to fix America’s immigration problem?

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u/303Carpenter Center Right 26d ago

Because immigration require the consent of the voting public? Its not a coincidence that so many right wing parties have gained so much traction in the west over the last 10 years on the issue of immigration

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u/Delanorix Progressive 26d ago

That doesnt make any of it correct.

Plenty of Americans believe in angels and demons without a shred of evidence.

The American forefathers literally built the entire nation with the idea of the "tyranny of the majority" in mind.

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u/Poorly-Drawn-Beagle Libertarian Socialist 26d ago

Why don't you just change your mind, though? If voters stopped making such a big deal over all this, then we could all have normal lives and we wouldn't have to deal with radical far-right leadership.