> What's the point of even having a country if citizens aren't prioritized over non-citizens? For jobs? We're talking about welcoming immigrants into the count

> What's the point of even having a country if citizens aren't prioritized over non-citizens? For jobs? We're talking about welcoming immigrants into the country to work. My opinion doesn't extend to every possible way that a nation can prioritize its own citizens. If, for instance, there's an American citizen involved in some incident in another country (plane crash, terrorist attack, unjust arrest, etc.), of course I expect the USA to prioritize that. I also expect the USA to prioritize its own economy, infrastructure, education, etc. (although I think that is for the benefit of all legal residents, not just "citizens").