The Immigration Double-Standard

One standard for White countries, another for the rest of the world

Governments throughout the world severely restrict immigration into their countries. For example, Mexico will not let just anyone into their country. Only people who fall into special categories are allowed to move to Mexico, e.g. pensioners [people who have guaranteed income sources outside of Mexico] or investors, or professionals such as scientists who are working in some capacity to benefit Mexico [1]. Common people -- blue-collar working types -- are usually restricted. And the rate of immigration that Mexico does allow is slow.

Furthermore, the Mexican attitude towards foreigners is worth noting: Mexico is nationalistic. She even states in her national anthem that foreigners spoil Mexico by setting foot into her:

"But if some strange enemy should dare to profane your ground with his step, think, oh beloved country, that heaven has given you a soldier in every son." -- The National Anthem of the United Mexican States.

Most Asian countries also have immigration laws which are much more strict than those of White countries.

Yet all White countries are expected to open up their borders to anyone who wants to enter them.

It seems odd that Mexicans and Asians are not referred to as racists for tightly restricting immigration into their countries but Whites are called racists for attempting to do the same.

Why is there one standard for Whites and another standard for everyone else when it comes to the issue of immigration? The answer of course is that non-White immigration is yet another weapon that is being used to wage war on White Western culture [2].






[1] special Mexican government immigration categories: Pensioner [FM2/FM3], Investors [FM2], Professional [FM2/FM3], Staff Aide [FM2/FM3], Scientist [FM2/FM3], Technician [FM2/FM3], Relative [FM2/FM3]

[2] Jewish involvement in creating America's open borders Here

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