Be careful about labeling people as "anti-immigrant," whether me or Beck. I am not anti-immigrant. I am opposed to policies that have brought two New York State equivalents in population to the US over the last 30 years. Those policies are what led to the election of Donald Trump (I voted for Sanders in the '16 primary and Clinton in t he general, and I urged others to vote for her and probably got her a few votes in Florida--alas, not enough to change the outcome).

One of my best friends is an immigrant, and I try to treat all people with decency regardless of where they come from.

But Beck's book proves that mass immigration (not immigration per se) has kept African Americans from advancing, and he points out in this latest surge that it is doing the same for earlier immigrants and low/no-skilled whites. It is also probably losing Hispanic votes for us (Democrats) in places like Texas.

And at current rates of consumption or anything close, the US popultion is environmentally unsustainable.