| | No borders means no country. No country means no identity. No identity means a sovereign nation ceases to exist. Illegal immigration destroys the fabric of society. | | No borders means no country. No country means no identity. No identity means a sovereign nation ceases to exist. Illegal immigration destroys the fabric of society. |
| − | [[Liberal]]s support the abolition of borders. For example, [[Hillary Clinton]] stated in one of her books that "My dream is a hemispheric common market with open borders sometime in the future."<ref>Poor, Jeff (September 6, 2017). [http://www.breitbart.com/video/2017/09/06/carlson-on-daca-borders-citizenship-rule-of-written-law-abandoned-in-favor-of-the-worldwide-rule-by-unaccountable-technocrats/ Carlson on DACA: Borders, Citizenship, Rule of Written Law Abandoned ‘in Favor of the Worldwide Rule By Unaccountable Technocrats’]. ''Breitbart News''. Retrieved September 6, 2017.</ref> In American [[politics]], both the [[Republican Party|Republican]] and [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] parties support open borders (while the base of the former opposes open borders, the party [[establishment]] supports them). Republicans want access to cheap foreign labor for special interest groups and large donors. This drives wages down or wages remain flat for the rest of the population. [[Democrat]]s want open borders to expand voter roles and grow [[government]]. Creating a larger government increases power for those holding political office and access to more and more [[tax]] money. | + | [[Liberal]]s and [[Globalism|globalists]] support the abolition of borders, along with an eventual [[one-world government]]. For example, [[Hillary Clinton]] stated in one of her books that "My dream is a hemispheric common market with open borders sometime in the future."<ref>Poor, Jeff (September 6, 2017). [http://www.breitbart.com/video/2017/09/06/carlson-on-daca-borders-citizenship-rule-of-written-law-abandoned-in-favor-of-the-worldwide-rule-by-unaccountable-technocrats/ Carlson on DACA: Borders, Citizenship, Rule of Written Law Abandoned ‘in Favor of the Worldwide Rule By Unaccountable Technocrats’]. ''Breitbart News''. Retrieved September 6, 2017.</ref> In American [[politics]], both the [[Republican Party|Republican]] and [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] parties support open borders (while the base of the former opposes open borders, the party [[establishment]] supports them). Republicans want access to cheap foreign labor for special interest groups and large donors. This drives wages down or wages remain flat for the rest of the population. [[Democrat]]s want open borders to expand voter roles and grow [[government]]. Creating a larger government increases power for those holding political office and access to more and more [[tax]] money. |
| | Open borders results in more crime. In addition, capital resources are spent on migrants, most of whom have little or no education. [[Jail]] populations swell, the health system is burdened, schools struggle to cope, law enforcement and the courts are overwhelmed. | | Open borders results in more crime. In addition, capital resources are spent on migrants, most of whom have little or no education. [[Jail]] populations swell, the health system is burdened, schools struggle to cope, law enforcement and the courts are overwhelmed. |