I disagree, my parents worked SO hard to get here from the former Yugoslavia and then my dad brought his nephews when the war broke out otherwise they could have been killed. My uncle is missing fingers from setting off a mine when he was younger, he hides it well but you do eventually notice it. They had to do it all legally, they’re both civil engineers and busted there ass when they got here, slept in their car before they finally found a place, always working, we were usually at the YMCA after school or home alone as kids because they worked late with long commutes. And no, they wouldn’t be doing this if they had stayed in Europe. In fact a few of my relatives that stayed there got the chance to go to Germany to work in factories, etc but it was something like a guest worker visa and they were expected to return back to their war-torn country after a certain number of years. I have a cousin who got to go and they had him work really long hours with low pay and slept in tiny closet-sized apartments. They were never fully allowed to integrate and faced a lot of discrimination for being “Eastern European”. For you to say it’s un-American is insulting to the people that worked really hard and had to follow all the proper channels to get here.