“Anyone with VISA’s Should Be Sent Home”- Thomas Rousseau's Vision for Immigration Policy

Thomas Rousseau and Patrick Bet-David discusses views on nationalism and the natural development of nations, contrasting it with legislative approaches to naturalization. They address historical immigration issues, such as discrimination against Italians, explaining how economic incentives and social differences influenced opposition to certain immigrant groups. The conversation also delves into modern immigration policies, including proposals to shut down borders, revoke citizenship for fraudulent claims, and prioritize national loyalty over dual citizenship.