“People crossing the border illegally” is not equal to “illegally importing voters.” And creating a path to citizenship is more a discussion of degree, not a discussion of kind. As in, the discussion should be about what a valid path to citizenship is, not about whether there should be a path to citizenship in the first place. I agree democrats probably typically want an easier path to citizenship, but I think there are valid reasons to believe that philosophically other than just “we want more voters.” Keep in mind that “borders” and “citizenship” are constructs of the state.

Keep in mind also, that often times, it’s corporations and companies that are incentivized to hire cheap labor, so it could be construed as the state just giving the people (business owners) what they want; cheap labor. I don’t think it’s fair to just frame it as an evil democratic conspiracy. 

To be clear. I consider myself a right leaning libertarian, a bitcoin maxi, and a believer in capitalist ideals. But this is just the way I think about things. 

 How do you think the poorest people on earth are getting here all the way from east Africa? They aren’t just walking across the border. It’s a network of democrat funded and staffed ngo’s bringing them over on planes. 

 Idk but that’s a great question. I’m sure it’s not one answer. What evidence do you have to support that it’s “a network of democrat funded and staffed ngo’s bringing them over on planes?” I’m not questioning whether it’s true, just wondering how you know this. 

 Start learning about Soros and his agenda. 

 I know one of the Democrats involved in it. He's been involved in it for 20 years. He talks openly about it. He goes all over the world, has great adventures, but that's part of what he does. Obviously this isn't the kind of evidence I can transmit to you, and I wouldn't if I could, but there ya go. 

 Sadly, it is true. It is a deep rabbit hole worth exploring. 

 Would love to go down it if you have somewhere to start. 

 Yo apologies for the delay. Was going to dig up some resources but James O’Keefe’s new movie “Line in the Sand” does a phenomenal job laying it all out. Highly recommend paying Tucker the 7$ for the month just to watch that film. 

 There are billboards in Mexico and Central America saying America wants them to come.