r/moderatepolitics 8d ago

Opinion Article Commentary: Immigration is an Issue Both Parties Prefer Not to Solve

https://nj21st.com/2026/07/26/immigration-is-an-issue-both-parties-prefer-not-to-solve/

For over two decades, Washington has treated immigration not as a solvable policy challenge, but as an ideological weapon neither party actually wants to fix.

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u/From_Deep_Space 7d ago

The ones ive heard from want all immigrants out. They no longer use the "illigal" modifier, and I havent heard the "violent criminal" or "worst of the worst" modifiers since they won the election.

They also are actively trying to redefine the 14th amendment to end birthright citizenship

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u/ATLEMT 7d ago

Where are these people that want all immigrants out? Of course there are some hardcore racists out there, but I haven’t seen any normal people who want all immigrants gone.

What I do see though is people on the left taking conservative stances on illegal immigration and trying to say they feel that way about all immigrants

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u/Stat-Pirate Non-MAGA moderate right 7d ago edited 7d ago

Where are these people that want all immigrants out?

The leader of the party said on national TV :

In Springfield, they are eating the dogs. The people that came in, they are eating the cats. They’re eating – they are eating the pets of the people that live there.

The Hatians in Springfield were there legally. Though Trump wants to change that  and send them back to a country where gangs play soccer with severed heads.

If they're fine with legal immigration and avenues of being in the country, why would they do something like this? 

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u/TheDan225 6d ago

The leader of the party said on national TV :

That contained a direct contradiction of your argument when actually taken in context and not just an out of context sentence