Tall Paul wrote:

Here in Japan, I'm required to carry an identification card and show it to cops on demand. If I don't I could be hauled off to jail and then deported.

The Japanese don’t want their country to be overrun by gaijin and become a multicultural shit hole.  I support the idea of Japan for Japanese people, just as I support the right of Whites to be free of forced association with non-Whites.  I also support the Cherokee in their fight to define just who is and who isn’t a Cherokee, free of federal interference which currently forces them to accept kneegrows with no Cherokee ancestry.

The dependency on foreign labor is like any other dependency; the withdrawal pains are a bitch, but it’s really for the best to go through with it.  There was a time when poor Americans took seasonal jobs harvesting crops to bring in extra income, and there’s no reason why they can’t do that now.  Construction work used to be done by Americans, fast food jobs used to be held by Americans, and American children would mow the neighborhood lawns for spending money.

Our current system of using cut-rate illegal laborers is nothing more than the modern form of slavery.  And like slavery, the people who don’t have slaves suffer unpleasant impacts on their lives and subsidize keeping the system in place via their taxes.

Still not sure why we're giving credence to arbitrary lines and legal fictions.

And here I thought immigration laws were only supposed to keep out messicans.