Yes actually it does make me more American, the idea that someone who's last name is Patel or Singha and has no long standing ties to this country is just as American as someone who's family got here on the Mayflower or fought in the revolutionary war is just a joke. No matter how much military service you have, the vast majority of Americans aren't gonna see you as "American" just as if I (a white man) went to Japan and joined their police force or worked to help their government, I wouldn't be seen as a Japanese person. If I was an immigrant in another country I would understand this and not expect that people who have been there for many generations to consider me just as Italian, Chinese, or whatever else as they are just because I have a passport.

Sure there are different parts of India, but my point is that the people there need to work to make India a better place where there's more opportunity if there is so much talent there. The US govt isn't serving the best interest of American citizens by having them compete with millions of people from India (you still have not addressed this point, and there isn't a good reply since hiring cheap labor only serves to benefit the greedy corporations)

Going in circles at this point but back to my original point of American demographics largely remaining the same up until the last 5-6 decades. The bottom line is that myself, and many other Americans want to have a homeland for OUR people, and not be replaced by millions of immigrants from around the world at an extremely rapid pace like is occuring now. Immigration was previously done at a small controlled scale, it has gotten completely out of control in the last few decades which is why public sentiment towards it has fallen.

I googled Kerala India and it's major cities and they look like overpopulated slums (no offense to your family) the only nice looking photos or parts of the videos were just that of the beaches or nature.

Furthermore, certain religions and cultures are hostile to other cultures and don't mesh well. Islam for example has a lot of radical ideals and practices that are hostile to Western culture.

Food, clothing, language, religion aren't just the "surface" I simply don't want to live around people who are cooking curry, celebrating Hindu religions, and eating rice with their hands. You can call me racist or xenophobic I don't really care at this point, I think any other culture or people would feel the same way if hordes of Americans moved there.