The Case for a National Referendum on Immigration Policy

A national referendum on immigration could reveal overwhelming opposition to open borders, with estimates suggesting a 90-10 split against it. Even immigrants currently in the U.S. recognize the dangers of such policies, yet politicians avoid putting it to a vote, risking civilizational stability. The unrest in Belfast exemplifies the consequences of ignoring the will of the people.

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