Essay:What Conservative Americans ACTUALLY Think about Immigrants

There is a lot of misinformation in the Liberal-controlled mainstream media about conservatives being anti-immigrant. Most of it comes from a pre-conceived Strawman and liberal news outlets taking snippets and quotes out of context and twisting the interpretation to fit that strawman. I this essay can generate enough support, I hope it can counter the false narrative of conservatives being "xenophobic" or "racist to foreigners."

• Michelle Malkin, Filipino-American conservative blogger who believes in proper immigration as much as any white person ^[1]
• Gabriella "Gabby" Franco, immigrant from Venezuela, NRA member and Second Amendment supporter who criticizes Venezuela's gun control laws ^[2] and believes in the American dream. ^[3]
• Dinesh D'Souza, immigrant from India and conservative filmmaker who knows more about US history than most native-born Americans.
• Debbie D'Souza, immigrant from Venezuela and wife of Indian immigrant Dinesh D'Souza who laments how Socialism destroyed her home country. ^[4]
• Brigitte Gabriel, who grew up in Lebanon hiding from Islamic extremists and was later saved by the Israeli military.
• Raheem Kassam, British conservative activist
• Tony Chike Iwobi, Nigerian immigrant, Italian Senator, and member of Lega Nord, a conservative, right-wing populist party that strongly opposes mass migration.^[5][6]
• Alternative for Germany, as the conservative, nationalist, and anti-mass migration party elected a higher proportion of immigrant parliamentarians than Merkel's CDU.^[7]
• Ravi Zacharias, one of the foremost Christian apologists in the world and also an immigrant from India.^[8]
• Al Fadi, former Muslim convert to Christianity and immigrant from Saudi Arabia.^[9]
• The late Nabeel Qureshi, son of Pakistani immigrants and convert to Christianity.^[10]
• Sam Shamoun, Christian apologist and immigrant from Kuwait.^[11]
• Yeonmi Park is an ACTUAL refugee indeed from North Korea who recognizes the similarities between the woke mob and the North Korean government.

• Proponents of Multiculturalism don't realize that some cultures are better than others. Many foreign cultures have had a good influence on America by bringing food, art, and other cultural amenities to the US, but some things should be left behind. Shobson20 (talk) 16:43, 2 January 2019 (EST)
• If anything. we need MORE immigrants of a certain type. We need more Cuban immigrants who are smart enough to know the truth about Che Guevara and his legacy. ^[12] We need more immigrants like Al Fadi, immigrant from Saudi Arabia and convert to Christianity to tell ignorant young Americans the truth about Islam. ^[13] We need more immigrants from Venezuela who can lecturing ignorant young American leftists about what growing up in a Socialist country it really like. ^[14] Shobson20 (talk) 22:37, 9 April 2020 (EDT)
• One of the largest lies liberals and the media promote is the notion that conservatives are xenophobic and that such a supposed view is based on racism. While many on the right do dispute over what degree of legal immigration is too much in terms of potential negative influences on our country from certain other cultures that are incompatible, there is a fine distinction between immigration in a legal, orderly process and outright storming a nation's border illegally and recklessly. In addition, what many fail to understand is that legal status has no direct association with race. Furthermore, from my personal experience, I can attest that while many immigrants do cherish American values and are patriotic, there also others who come for the economic benefits while disregarding fundamental tenants that made this country great. —Liberaltears^{May Dataclarifier be well! | Don't be an anti-Catholic zealot!} Saturday, 11:55, 22 August 2020 (EDT)