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The phrase “undocumented immigrants” is a deceptive euphemism
that was invented by the anti-Jewish Marxists and Socialists,
who always attack Israel, and always help Israel’s genocidal terrorist enemies.This deceptive euphemism was popularized with lots of help from:
President Barack Hussein Obama, the Marxist/Socialist news media,
Marxist/Socialist college professors, Marxist/Socialist Hollywood celebrities,
and the Marxist/Socialist branch of the Democratic Party (“The Squad”).The correct phrase is “ILLEGAL ALIENS”, because
the correct phrase always was “ILLEGAL ALIENS”,
before the Marxists and Socialists changed the English language,
as part of an effort to promote their evil destructive goals.“Migrant Crisis” is another deceptive euphemism that is often used
by the anti-Jewish Marxists and Socialists, who always attack Israel,
and always help Israel’s genocidal terrorist enemies.The word “migrants” correctly refers to people who enter the USA
temporarily or seasonally, usually to work at low-level jobs
like harvesting crops, then they go back to where they came from.The USA does not have a “Migrant Crisis”;
the USA has an ILLEGAL ALIEN crisis.Please use correct vocabulary; do not give a verbal victory
to the anti-Jewish Marxists and Socialists, who always attack Israel,
and always help Israel’s genocidal terrorist enemies.The anti-Jewish Marxists and Socialists also hate American Jews.
If they were able to, Marxists and Socialists would order the police
to not protect Jews and to not arrest people who attack Jews.If they were able to, Marxists and Socialists would confiscate
ALL possessions of ALL American Jews, including: real estate,
bank accounts, cars, stocks, bonds, and EVERYTHING.If they were able to, Marxists and Socialists (including Alexandria
Ocasio-Cortez and her allies) would create an America where Jews
OWN NOTHING, and Islam is the only religion tolerated by the government.“Undocumented” is just a polite way of saying “illegal aliens”. No human, these days, is ever undocumented. Even if you wash up on the shore naked, the cops who pick you up will give you a document. “Undocumented” means improperly documented.
“Illegal” is problematic since that is something determined by a court. Am American court may rule that the “undocumented” person may in fact stay (e.g if the person turns out to be a citizen or a refugee). Calling an improperly documented person “illegal” is similar to calling a person accused of (and perhaps falsely accused) a crime, a “criminal”.
“Immigrants” or even a “wannabee immigrant” reflects that most of the “illegals” (“undocumented”) wish to stay and become Americans. While the situation is different in other countries, those who are “illegal” tourists or “illegal” temporary workers are not perceived of as a problem. In fact many “illegals” in the United States are really “tourists” (who overstay their visa, and get employed without proper authorization) or persons who plan to work in America and then return home (remember America has a labor shortage, and pays relatively high wages).
The word “alien” is also a problem since over the last 50 years it has acquired the meaning of “person from another planet” so calling someone an “alien” implies they are not really human. Note that most other languages have no word for “alien” other than the word for “stranger” or “foreigner”, e.g. זר in Hebrew, or étranger in French.
What does this have to do with socialism or Marxism? Marxism focuses on class struggle. A Marxist looking at the issue would say that the American proletariat opposed immigration because it reduces wages, whereas business owners and employers favor immigration since it increases the pool of workers resulting in lower wages, and often higher productivity. Socialist countries rarely have a problem with undocumented immigration since very few people want to live in socialist countries, and most of those attempting to move to the United States are in fact fleeing socialist countries and desire to exploit capitalism to get rich without government interference (something the Democrats seem to ignore).
We could have used “undocumented immigrant” to refer to the initially legal immigrants who overstay their visas in contrast to the ones who entered illegally from the onset. However, nobody makes such a distinction, so I agree with just sticking to illegal aliens.
“The USA does not have a “Migrant Crisis”;”
Debatable. It’s hard to judge the relative appropriateness of how many people they let in legally since it’s mixed with so many illegals right now. We might also be overdoing legal immigration. The people who live in cities in Minnesota taken over by legal, Muslim immigrants would probably say we DO have a migrant crisis.
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