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Comment by kelnos

6 hours ago

What a weird analogy. That has nothing to do with allowing immigration.

> We have a right to decide who can come, who can't, and we don't even have to justify why.

"We" is a funny concept here. As a US citizen, I am a part of that "we", and I want lots more immigration, and much easier paths to citizenship. Why don't I get what I want here?

At the very least, the current situation is inhumane, and treats non-citizens like an underclass. It's disgusting, and an embarrassment. Even if "we" decide we want fewer people living here or becoming citizens, there are better ways to do that.