I'm not worried about how people will vote in 20 years and neither should you.

I guess you don't care about the future of this nation or your kids future do you?

I don't think it's going to be an issue in 20 years to be perfectly honest.

When a culture that accepts the rape of 12 year olds is not only allowed to freely enter and obtain government support but is also defended ad lib by sjw scum, why would we expect them to change or adopt the cultural norms of USA.
Cultural norms that have allowed sjw's to exist, ie extreme tolerance and acceptance; no other major cultures have these values (I expect people to claim X tribe of random location in the world, this is not a reasonable comparison. Major culture refers to a culture that controls one or more countries).

All I can say is that we have to play the Trump card, even then it doesn't look good.

Funny, jus soli has been around for over a century, yet you said it's only a matter of time. So how much time? let me know so I can jot it down on my calendar.
It's cute that you're pretending you care about the future of the nation or it's children though.

This post was edited by Arsenic_Touch on Jun 16 2016 12:49am

or maybe it's your entire fault if you let that much people as "illegals" staying on your ground (because yeah they work for cheap, thats the plan?)

so you definitely desserved it, not to mention it's write in stone in your consitution

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Jun 16 2016 01:40am

I'm sure people blabbered about this exact same issues when the potato boats came washing over from Ireland.

Where we currently are, the birth rate in the US is so low that if not for foreigners coming into the US, the country's death rate would be higher than its birth rate.. and where we currently are with the baby boomers hitting retirement age, this is hugely problematic. We are in greater need of young workers than any other point in our history. Furthermore, studies show that second generation immigrants are actually less likely to be on welfare. Admittedly their parents likely do not have the potential to be doctors or engineers, but their children who are born and educated here most definitely do. As for the lower skilled first generation, if they are in fact illegal immigrants, then they are not entitled to the same financial assistance as US citizens, that is they are not entitled to social security, they are not entitled to food stamps, they are not entitled to rent assistance. They are not entitled to the same welfare programs that US citizens are, and the children being born in the US does not grant the parents citizenship.

This is so true.

Try to imagine what the USA would look like if it had battled immigration throughout its history.