Part 10/16:
The Department of Homeland Security estimates that over 50 million foreign-born individuals reside in the US, with a notable decline caused by deportations and self-deportations. However, the concern remains that unvetted migration and illegal crossings could lead to increased crime, violence, and strain on public resources.
The narrative stresses that a country’s sovereignty depends on the enforcement of immigration laws, and failure to do so results in tangible consequences for safety and economic stability. The analogy underscores the importance of vetting immigrants just as one would vet a guest on their property.