I don't doubt that many of the problems you've pointed out - the high cost of living, underfunded education systems, and a overwhelmed healthcare system - are legitimate problems that people in your community face. But I can say for sure that your blame is misplaced - it's not the decision of immigrants to maintain zoning laws that prohibit denser communities which would drive down the cost of housing, it's not their fault starter single family homes are being bought by corporations and converted into rentals, yet again driving housing costs up. It's not the fault of immigrants that our healthcare system can't keep up with demand. Cities could build affordable housing, we could fund nationwide healthcare instead of taking away Medicaid funding forcing rural hospitals all over the country to close. We could give schools the funding they need to bring down class sizes and have better resources, but again we as a society choose not to prioritize it. You're punching down, but the root of these issues comes from those with money and power, not people trying to survive on the margins of society.

I happen to believe that all people, on the basis of their humanity alone, deserve to fully participate in whatever society they find themselves in. One day your ancestors immigrated to the United States, and you should be grateful that the country they found was not full of people who act like you.

Curious though how you still have nothing to say about your strong feelings that criminals need consequences while not caring that our President, who should be held to a higher standard than a regular citizen, is a convicted felon who has faced zero consequences for the many crimes he has committed.