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The discussion quickly pivots from geopolitical worries to a pressing domestic issue—immigration. Critics point to the financial implications of providing services to illegal immigrants while emphasizing the need for a crackdown on criminal aliens contributing to violent crimes. They argue that taxpayers, particularly in states like New York, are bearing the brunt of excessive costs due to accommodating illegal immigrants. The narrative encapsulates a vision of a nation overburdened with costly welfare programs for illegal immigrants, contrasting sharply with the mess it feels like the system has become due to uncontrolled immigration.