a day in the life of sue, a republican

Yes, she doesn't literally say "blacks good, whites bad.", she teaches history in such a way that it makes the children feel that way. 

Social justice is the uneven application of the law based on immutable characteristics under the guise of correcting past perceived social injustices.  Revenge and ham-fisted reparations based on identity can't be a good thing for America when the level of judicial equity largely depends on your chosen identity.

When they say America is a nation of immigrants or has a long history of immigration, the stated fact forms a premise that can support various conclusions. (e.g. ergo it is hypocritical for America to oppose immigration or ergo immigrants are your people.) The conclusions aren’t stated because the proponents of the argument know the arguments are weak and are concealing that weakness. America is a sovereign nation and has every right to exert strict control over its borders and to set immigration policy, and is no less entitled to do so simply because there was immigration in the past.

I never understand this point when people make it. Your contention is that because the US has had waves of immigration in the past, in the present day we are not allowed to make/change public policy related to immigration? No argument about how mass immigration in the current day effects the common good can be considered? How does that make any sense? 

He might be talking about people "despising immigration" insofar as insisting nations should be homogenous when the U.S. isn't and arguably never was.

And do you think that there is no primitive murderous backwater culture lurking in Old America?

I would suggest that the intent of most potential immigrants, is the betterment of their lives, rather than murderous fanaticism.

I would further suggest that a movement from what is perceived to be a position of established security. Will always evoke a negative response....Especially from older people, who have a tendency to be fearful of change.

The U.S.A....A  new nation, wholly founded on immigrants, despising immigration.

To put it mildly, this does appear to be something of a hypocritical contradiction.

I would suggest that quiet white leafy America can still be quiet and leafy, but perhaps slightly off-white in the future....And we are always wary of new neighbours, especially if they don't match the established norm.

The benefit of living in the U.K..... Is that it is small, and consequently there is nowhere to hide from reality...In my opinion.

I would finally suggest that, evolution dictates that intellect rather than ethnicity is the only way forwards....And so we will need to embrace minds, rather than worry about the colour of the box their contained within.......Though a different issue perhaps.

This is the dishonest liberal play of the race card. Do you think the only thing 100,000 primitive Afghans bring is a slightly off-white color? Immigrants bring their culture. Immigrants from backward countries bring their backward culture. The race is not what matters,  the culture is what matters.

Mexico is the top origin country of the U.S. immigrant population. In 2018, roughly 11.2 million immigrants living in the U.S. were from there, accounting for 25% of all U.S. immigrants. The next largest origin groups were those from China (6%), India (6%), the Philippines (4%) and El Salvador (3%).

Top Countries of Birth: Mexico, Estimate: 5,572,000, Total: 51%

As of 2016, the population of undocumented immigrants in the United States is estimated to be 10.7 million, roughly 3.3% of the entire US population. 50.9% of undocumented immigrants were from Mexico, and 20.6% of all undocumented immigrants resided in California. As of 2012, 53% of undocumented immigrants were male. In 2016, approximately 31% of workers in the roofing industry and 24% of maids/housekeepers were undocumented immigrants

Generally, most immigrants eligible for naturalization apply to become citizens. However, Mexican lawful immigrants have the lowest naturalization rate overall. Language and personal barriers, lack of interest and financial barriers are among the top reasons for choosing not to naturalize cited by Mexican-born green card holders, according to a 2015 Pew Research Center survey.

"One misconception about undocumented immigration is that obtaining legal papers is as simple as, say, changing your address at the post office, and that immigrants remain undocumented due to a lack of trying. But nothing could be further from the truth.

In fact, there are millions of immigrants who have lived in the US for decades, who have worked hard and paid taxes and bought homes, who have US-citizen children, who make valuable community contributions — who have been deported, and forcibly separated from their whole lives in America, because they weren’t able to “get legal”. Many of them have spent years and tens of thousands or more in legal fees trying to find pathways to legalization and citizenship for themselves. If there were a way to “get right with the law”, they would have done it. There isn’t.

As immigration attorney David Leopold wrote at Medium recently:

Immigration law generally requires that for an immigrant to adjust or change status to temporary worker or green card holder, he or she must have lawfully entered the United States…immigrants who entered the country without inspection — even as young children — generally cannot apply for a green card [while] inside the United States under any circumstances, including if they marry a U.S. citizen.

The question of why immigrants come to the US without papers, from a logistical standpoint, boils down to two things: the fact that there’s no “line” for the vast majority of people around the world to get into, and the fact that there’s no way to correct undocumented status."

Because the picture is far far bigger than some people with established  ideas,  fears and prejudices.

And you do understand the point, because you were able to formulate a counter argument.

And the newer influx of Middle Eastern and North African migrants would also love to be at home.   If only, the U.S. and it's Allies hadn't bombed the f**k out of their homelands. (Just an easy  jibe, but with an undeniable  element of truth to it.)....Will it be Iranians next, when the U.S. and their Israeli overlords eventually decide to bomb the f**k out of Iran.....(Hurry up Mr Biden)....More jibes with elements of truth attached.

Nonetheless... The homogenization of humanity  will move inexorably onwards and the old guard will be left behind scratching their heads and arses....(In my opinion.)

I would suggest that some talk about it and others think about it.

And I would further suggest that you have a stereotypically conservative image of  a threat to your establishment.

If only, the U.S. and it's Allies hadn't bombed the f**k out of their homelands.

Gleaned from  prejudiced third party conservative sources, with little knowledge of true facts and real people..... I'm just guessing though...(You may well be a volunteer aid worker. If so, then my unreserved apologies)

The homogenization of humanity...

old guard will be left behind scratching their heads and arses...

I like actual diversity.

I didn't read your posts back to me yet but I will at some point, probably. 

So are you suggesting that Adam and Eve, were basically bulls**t.....I would have to agree with you.

Though I would suggest that your ancestors probably originated from somewhere closer to Syria than to Kansas.

Like you, he probably did not think any white native born Britons could be innocent.