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I think it takes at least three generations for someone to be considered fully American. The first generation remains tied to their homeland in language and culture. The second still carries much of that influence through their immigrant parents. Only by the third generation do those ties loosen enough...

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📨 My Letter to the U.S. Congress and the President of the United States To serve in the U.S. Congress, candidates should be required to be at least third-generation Americans, ensuring a deep-rooted connection to American values, culture, and traditions. This policy would mean that only individuals whose grandparents were born in the United States could run for congressional office. The reasoning behind this requirement is to prioritize leaders who have been shaped by multiple generations of immersion in the American way of life, fostering a strong alignment with the nation’s core principles, such as individual liberty, free enterprise, limited government, and a commitment to the Constitution. The United States has long been a melting pot, welcoming immigrants who seek opportunity and freedom. However, the rapid integration of newcomers into positions of significant legislative power can sometimes lead to challenges in preserving the foundational values that have defined the nation for centuries. By requiring candidates to be third-generation Americans, we ensure that those shaping our laws have a deep understanding of the cultural and historical context that makes America unique. This does not diminish the contributions of immigrants or their descendants but emphasizes the importance of a shared national identity forged over time. For example, third-generation Americans are more likely to have grown up in communities where American traditions—like Thanksgiving, the Fourth of July, or civic engagement through local governance—are second nature. Their families would have had decades to absorb the principles of self-reliance, free speech, and the rule of law, which are central to the American experiment. This generational connection helps ensure that elected officials prioritize policies that strengthen, rather than reshape, the nation’s core identity. This proposal is not about exclusion but about safeguarding the cultural continuity that has made the United States a beacon of freedom and opportunity. Immigrants and their immediate descendants can still contribute meaningfully to society in countless ways—through business, community leadership, or other forms of public service—while their families gradually weave themselves into the fabric of American life. By the third generation, their roots in the U.S. are deep enough to reflect a commitment to preserving the values that have sustained the nation, ensuring that Congress remains a steward of America’s enduring principles. If you agree, please share and tag your state representatives and President Trump. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸

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America is not merely an idea. It is a people and a home—a distinct nation forged by those who settled, built, and defended it across generations. Yes, America's founding principles are unique and special: liberty, self-governance, the rule of law, etc. But those principles were not proclaimed as a universal invitation for anyone and everyone. The Constitution itself declares that the Founders established this Union to "secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity." Posterity means descendants, HEIRS, not an open-ended promise to everyone in the world. Immigrants can assimilate, blending into the American fabric over time. But the reality is far more complex: true, deep assimilation often takes multiple generations, and for most, their primary allegiance remains with their country of origin. Their hearts stay tied to distant homelands, which shape their views on policy, culture, and identity, which is why so many immigrants are increasingly anti-American and leftwing. This is why the notion that foreigners should never hold high public office in our nation is not radical, it's protective. If barring foreigners from such roles means wackos like Mazie Hirono or Ilhan Omar never wield power over the future of America, that is a trade I'm making without hesitation. America belongs to Americans—those tied to its history, its blood, its legacy. We must preserve the rich heritage and shared story that made this nation exceptional, not dilute it in the name of an abstract ideal of melting pots or something. America for Americans. Period. From my appearance on the latest Tim Pool IRL episode.

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Congressman Brandon Gill says diversity is not helping America, it’s destroying us “The melting pot simply isn't melting. That's a problem. The foreign-born population is about as high as it's ever been in American history. What is the purpose of an immigration system? The purpose of our immigration system is to benefit our people. Historically, American immigration was predicated on two key ideas. One of those was you cannot be what's called a public burden. In other words, you can't come into the country and immediately hop on welfare and expect the American people to pay for your food and your housing, your healthcare and everything else. The second was a concept of cultural assimilation. You were expected to come into the United the United States and to become fully American, not a hyphenated American, you're expected to adopt our customs, our core beliefs, revere our heritage just like we do. Part of the rationale behind drastically reducing legal immigration as well as illegal immigration is allow that assimilation to actually occur, for people to actually melt and recohere as an American society.” Around 53% of households headed by foreign-born immigrants use at least one major means-tested welfare program I saw some data that showed 70% of Mexicans that come to America are on welfare, I made a post about it previously No immigrant should ever qualify for any welfare programs. They should be for American citizens and American taxpayers only

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