Glad we agree on some points. Also your reply does not sound harsh to me but rather like healthy skepticism. > if the US was incredibly restrictive with immigr

Glad we agree on some points. Also your reply does not sound harsh to me but rather like healthy skepticism. > if the US was incredibly restrictive with immigration This is the case! Take a look at ICE raids on workplaces/housing. Look at police and fascist militias preventing migrants passing the southern border from getting help (eg. destroying survival necessities such as water buckets left by humanitarian non-profits). Look at the for-profit business of locking up people (the prison industrial complex) making shit-tons of money on migrant retention centers. I mean if millions of people are demanding now to #AbolishICE, it's precisely because the US has a very harsh policy against immigrants. > But if this is comparable to ethnic cleansing, then what does that make almost all other countries? Some sort of ultra-nazis? Did i say the US government was currently doing ethnic cleansing on its own soil? Sorry that was not my intention. There's plenty subtler ways to destroy people's lives than outright genocide.