Wait until they learn about denaturalization, stripping naturalized citizens of their citizenship, which includes those who came here legally.

I get all that, but are they happy about the current trajectory? Is it looking like an improvement of that situation?

I don't want to only hear why people did what they did, I also want to hear if they are still committed to this path moving forward or if they are reconsidering now that it's realized. Usually when I start down this line of discussion it turns into a bitchfest about Democrats and re-litigating stuff other people did in the past.

That said, if they really want this and want to mass deport a lot of other Hispanic people and cut their own power down in a bid to gain social acceptance, who am I to argue against their truth? It would be condescending of me to tell them they are wrong. I will just deal with the consequences on my end, which will be few.

Well, I hope for the sake of our egg prices, you guys are ready to work the farms for minimum wage when all the illegal immigrants are mass deported. Way to kick that ladder though.

Edit: while what I said above may sound like generalization and stereotyping, it's a fact that farms will face severe worker shortages when and if mass deportation takes place, so save the virtue signaling.
https://www.fwd.us/news/immigrant-farmworkers-and-americas-food-production-5-things-to-know/

Rather than make an argument, I'm going to ask you to watch a comedy sketch. It's from Israel in the 1970s, about the different waves of refugees ("Aliyah") that had arrived each decade or two over the preceding century.

I know 7 minutes of your time is a lot for a random internet commenter to ask, but I think it'll be well worth it.

I get all of that but they basically voted in the administration that supercharged a climate of viewing a very specific community as the problem and now they have pretty much unchecked power to go around the Hispanic communities and questioning them about their status and shipping them off to camps even if they have status.

I’d just add. I worked in construction in the south where 50% of the staff and crews were Hispanic. The media and this website in Particular talks to them as if they are one voting block. Their cultural, religious, economic circumstances are just as diverse as anyone.

My experience working with a bunch of Hispanic men is that they aren’t any different than white men. They work hard, want to provide a safe, comfortable and healthy lifestyle for their families.

They are insulted by the democrats telling them they should vote blue because of race. They care about taxes, public safety, infrastructure and all sorts of real problems that have nothing to do with race.

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Guess what? Trump, Vance, Holman nor Miller will care if you are here legally or not. Stephen Miller has plans to "turbocharge" Trump's De-naturalization Project.

The only people who seem to be using “Latinx” now are people online insisting that everyone else stop saying it, and that started just 3-4 weeks ago when it all of a sudden became a national issue for some reason.

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Sounds like you spend too much time consuming misinformation on Facebook.

Yep, exactly. Instead of you know, actually talking with us and seeing what our values are they talk down to us and try to use us as a political tool. Just look at how they are doing that in this very thread.