We are still in the early days of Operation Epic Fury in Iran, as the United States and Israel continue their controlled destruction of the vicious Iranian regime. So far, things have gone far beyond according to plan, with Iran's military and leadership capabilities essentially neutralized. But as the new regime eventually takes hold, and Iran begins to rebuild after decades of insane religious dictatorship, there will be a common problem. That is refugees.
America, for some bizarre reason, is seen as some beacon to the world. You can come here, frack out citizens dry, then run back to your country of origin with zero consequences. Because Americans fear being called "racist" over anything else, people allowed this for years. Now, we are overrun with people from third-world countries who have no desire to assimilate, and frankly, hate America.
They have zero reason to be here. Most are military aged men who have sketchy "asylum" claims. The vast majority of them are also entirely incompatible with Western civilization. Yet here they are. Because no one has a backbone in Washington. Now with a regime change underway in Iran, there are new worries America will be flooded with refugees from the war-torn country. In this case, we are not talking about friendly Iranians who are in favor of regime change. It will be the radical Islamists who supported the regime who want to claim asylum, fearing consequences of their actions.
Hayden Daniel of the Federalist says in the past with regime changes, America has a history of letting refugees in, but that cannot be the case this time.
"We have taken in hundreds of thousands of people in from Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia...and we have seen the effect they have had on the places they have settled them in," he says.
The Somalians are in trouble in Minnesota, their stronghold, due to rampant fraud and abuse in the childcare system. Afghans and Iraqis in Dearborn, Michigan have overtaken the city, to the point where the Islamic call to prayer can be heard in neighborhoods. They are openly brazen about it, too. Most immigrants interviewed have said they hate America and have no plan to assimilate. In the case of Muslims, they have openly said publicly they want to convert all Americans to Islam by force.
Just two decades post-9/11. That is not assimilation or diversity. That is blatant lack of regard for our systems and way of life. Sure, we have freedom of religion. But there is a double standard. Christians will constantly get persecuted and criticized for their views, but anything Muslims do is totally fine. If you say anything against it, you are labeled an Islamophobic bigot.
It is all an insane trend that is crippling the high trust society we worked tirelessly to build in this country. But finally, people are waking up. They are tired of their local stores looking like refugee camps. They are tired of disrespectful immigrants trying to impose their way of life. Americans are just done.
"They did not vote to bring in hundreds of thousands of people from thrd world countries of with we are obsentibly at war or at conflict...but us happens anyway without their consent," says Daniel. "Even if they support the war going on, they do not support bringing over swaths of people we are supposed to be fighting.
The flood of immigration has made America a total shell of what it once was, and unfortunately, there are going to have to be things done to save the country that will make liberals upset. To respond, in short: get over it.
The key in this situation, though, is going to be how long the conflict drags. If it is wrapped up soon, which appears it might be, then the risk of a refugee flood is low.
"But, if it drags on, the probability we start bringing over people increases quite a bit," Daniel says.
Regardless of what happens, if there is a friendly regime change or someone just tolerable enough to stomach, one thing is clear. America is full on refugees, and we have plenty of them to deport to their homeland. America is closed. Find someone else to be your savior.
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