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Believe what you want to believe but this is a serious problem. The US constitution is unique it doesn't work with other societies. Every social contract is designed for that society and is unique. So if the immigrants you bring in aren't integrating within our society and hold the values we do then it collapses and that culture disappears.

There are millions of people around the world every year that believe in the USA and hold our views and values, who desperately want to come here. Every country has a right to decide who they are letting in and who they don't. Immigrants should enhance society and contribute to its uniqueness. If immigrants don't share our views and values you're doing a disservice to the person and the society because they aren't going to meld within their communities well.

One of the great things about being an American is that we can get any kind of food we want. Want to celebrate a holiday, somewhere in the USA someone is celebrating it and will be thrilled to let you join in. Our differences create our uniqueness, our willingness to join in with each other and share cultures and histories is what really gives us strength, and no that has nothing to do with your skin color, there are white ethnic Africans, a culture isn't a color. But at the same time, Americans share an underline culture of freedom, equality under the law, self-responsibility, and respect for our fellow man. Without those underline beliefs, our system doesn't work. If you want to be free then you have to take responsibility for your choices and actions.

So my point is exchanging the native population isn't a good idea. It is estimated that by the 3rd generation immigrants are fully integrated into society which is great but that takes time. And it can be a messy process for the people involved. If you bring in a very large number of immigrants who have to begin this process and many don't have our underline views and values from the beginning then that process isn't going to work and it's going to break down the communities.

Immigration policy isn't simply how it makes you feel right now. Unintended consequences can be a very serious thing.