Elites in denial and the fruits of illegal immigration.

Not that anyone needs to worry about any of this.

The Lord will provide and because we embrace multiculturalism so ardently we know for a fact that no matter the ethnic mix of the nation, all "stakeholders" will inevitably Come Together as One People. On this you can count.

Despoliation, degradation, impoverishment, lawlessness, and the unmitigated gall of illegal aliens and their domestic cheerleaders are phenomena rarely discussed in any MSM outlet and the only acceptable official position on illegal immigration is "The More the Merrier."

This friends is "safeguarding the interests of the Nation" at its very best.

Consider some of the fruits of all that safeguarding:

Los Angeles is today the second-largest Mexican city in the world; one out of every ten Mexican nationals resides in the United States, the vast majority illegally.

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. . . Billions of dollars spent on our own poor will not improve our poverty statistics when 1 million of the world’s poorest cross our border each year. The number of impoverished black children has dropped 17 percent in the last 16 years, but the number of Hispanic poor has gone up 43 percent. We don’t like to talk of illegitimacy, but here again the ripples of illegal immigration reach the U.S.-born generation. Half of births to Hispanic-Americans were illegitimate, 42 percent higher than the general rate of the American population. . . .

Education levels reveal the same dismal pattern—nearly half of all Hispanics are not graduating from high school in four years. And the more Hispanic a school district becomes, the greater level of failure for Hispanic students. . . .

Meanwhile, almost one in three Mexican-American males between the ages of 18 and 24 recently reported being arrested, one in five has been jailed, and 15,000 illegal aliens are currently in the California penal system.

"Mexifornia, Five Years Later." Victor Davis Hanson, City Journal, Winter [?] 2007.