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A Nation Divided: The Chaos at the Intersection of Immigration, National Security, and Political Ideology
As America grapples with its evolving identity, debates surrounding immigration, national security, and the rights of non-citizens have reached a fever pitch. Recent discussions surrounding the legal rights of noncitizens to enter the United States and engage in political discourse—despite potentially advocating for the country’s downfall—have stirred controversy and fear. Advocates of a stricter interpretation of immigration law argue that allowing such individuals to remain not only threatens national security but also undermines the foundational principles upon which the United States was built.