Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal recently
appeared on MS NOW’s “Ana Cabrera Reports” show to claim that deporting Somalians will hurt America economically. This in the face of the massive
Minnesota scandals involving Somalis and more than a billion dollars in
fraud.
What did we here in America do before
all the Somalis came here in the past two or three decades? Oh yeah, we defeated
the British and became the strongest, freest, greatest country the Earth had
ever known, with more entrepreneurs and inventions to our credit than any other
nation. Yet, now we are being massively defrauded by Somalis (among a few others),
over half of whom are on the public dole. In no way, shape, or form would
deporting every last Somali be a negative for the U.S. economy.
Jayapal said: “The majority of
Americans across the country, regardless of political party, know that
immigrants from all over the world, Somalia, India, wherever they’re from,
Latin America, Africa, that immigrants have built this country and make this
country what it is today and so Americans are not accepting this.” Sure,
Pramila. Now tell us the one about the three bears.
A Monty Python skit once asked the
question, “Did the Romans build Manhattan?” Jayapal’s statement of “fact” was
no less ridiculous.
Unless you recall how Somalis built
the Hoover Dam. And the Golden gate Bridge. And our interstate highway system.
Which would be weird given that they couldn’t do any of these things back home
in Somalia, and, in fact, are unable to build and maintain any kind of a
functioning society.
So, did Indians (of the Subcontinent
variety) construct the Sears Tower? Did Ethiopians build Hollywood? Are
Pakistanis responsible for the Transcontinental Railroad? Did Afghanis construct
Disneyland? Sea World? Neither Ford, General Motors, Amazon, AT&T, or Costco
were founded and built primarily by “undocumented” immigrants from Third World
nations.
So, let’s cut the bullsh*t, Jayapal. The
immigrants that came here for most of the first 200 years of our existence came
here looking only for a chance, not a welfare check. They came here looking to
be an “American,” and only an American. The vast majority were deeply proud
when they were granted citizenship. Almost none trashed the country to which
they had come. These are the people—Americans—that made the country what
it is today. You want to make it what it will be tomorrow if people like
you get your wish: a failed state.
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