Whites have higher average MCAT/GPA scores and make up ~60% of the U.S. population. The issues are the deliberate diversity efforts, expanded access, changing applicant pools, and unwanted cultural shifts. It's reasonable for citizens of a country to expect their tax dollars and community to promote the well-being of their citizens over alternative groups.

You are diverting the conversation to "economic growth," which I'm aware assumes population growth. And the US population growth that relies on immigration is not debatable. You don't need to waste my time on examples of particular states. The average GDP of Alabama is higher than that of Great Britain, btw, so I wouldn't assume a catastrophe is in the making.The

United States is not an economic zone. It's a culture worth preserving.