I don't see any contradiction there. It can be a place of many human rights abuses and a desirable place to immigrate. If an immigrant thinks they can avoid th

I don't see any contradiction there. It can be a place of many human rights abuses and a desirable place to immigrate. If an immigrant thinks they can avoid the abuses, then it might make sense to come anyway. It also might make sense if they are facing worse abuses back home. But either of those things could be true while still having many U.S. citizens whose rights are being violated. The truth remains that the U.S. only protects the rights of some groups of its citizens, not all of them, which is contradictory to the brand we project.