Top 10 Countries Kicking Out Immigrants in 2025 and Why

[@UnchainedAmerica]

In France and Italy, there was a huge increase in crime, the police noticed a pattern that most of these crime spree are being committed by immigrants. The public sentiment was changed when so many victims were not able to prosecuted against their accusers.

[@MattyMattnj1]

Yeah Briggs won't mention that he didn't bother looking those stats up

[@_Meng_Lan]

Rubbish I've lived in Italy. Filthy liar

[@battybethc8061]

I love Italien foods and French pastries! I love the Italien language. Heck l love everbody! I hate when countries deport immigrants! We are having deportations now in USA! I have so many immigrants as friends an scared for my friends from Nigeria an Haiti an Mexico an Guatemala an hopin they get to stay! 😢

[@HzFvr]

​@@battybethc8061Countries do not deport immigrants. Countries deport ILLEGAL border invaders. If your friends have immigrated legally, neither you nor your friends have anything to be scared about. If they are not here using the LAWFUL channels provided by the country, please call the authorities to report them . Taxpayers are being robbed.

[@SandraSchemmer]

Not so much by immigrants, but refugees! Immigrants are vetted.

[@muleteam66]

The difference between legally and illegally is the point.

[@DoloresJNurss]

Then we need to change the legal process, because green cards are a mess, and they're a precursor to citizenship. If we gave out more accessible green cards, the hardworking majority would eagerly line up for them, because having one of those means safer working conditions and better pay. That would make it much harder for the criminal minority to get in, because there wouldn't be enough profit in smuggling them over, considering what a dangerous job that is.

[@Jetmab04]

@@muleteam66 I am not sure how you classify the difference between illigal and legal? In 2024 I was on a holiday in the Azores. On my way home to Ireland, I had a stop-over is Lisbon, Portugal... On my way into the gate I was suddenly grasped from behind and, litterally clasped up against the wall and, a very Irish guy started yelling at me "are we doing some illigal. Immigtstion and then my name (which the little freak - as one of very few Irish, pronounced correct...) I assume he was trained by psychopaths from my former place Denmark.. Even the black eyes, gave him off as the Danish MK-Ultra "treatments" 😰 I invited him to follow me on my flight and, come with me to my job in Dublin a few hours later... My job within the Irish Government.. I saw a Flickr in his eyes and, he backed off.. I find it very sad, that in order to be treated as a human being, it has become nessesary to work for western governments. I like my job but, not my point here as I now know, the very same could and would happen in the US... It sure does in. Denmark in which I'll never again set my feet 😰!!

[@AnnaSus-q4g]

Legally- illegally //decided by unlawfull biljonaieres? They made the legal way on purpose to hard

[@aaronsullivan8230]

​@@Jetmab04what in the incoherent rambling? Im not sure you're sure what you're talking about

[@santamanone]

@@aaronsullivan8230he was suspected of playing the system and they detained and investigated him. He’s offended. He’s also very long winded and pompous.

[@tsb7911]

I'm a liberal. But if you can't take care of your own people (think homeless veterans) you do NOT take in more people. If you can't feed your kids or pets, you don't take in more kids or pets, right?

[@kerrynight3271]

Many homeless veterans are unable to take care of themselves. Disabled in the service, mental illnesses, and drug addictions. MOST migrants who manage to get themselves to America are fully capable and willing to work hard and support themselves. Completely different issues.

[@CarlJohnson-uk4fe]

American veterans are homeless.

[@PCAGA2298]

That is logical

[@thatguy8869]

Immigrants who are working and not committing crimes are an asset to this country, and they are much more helpful to the native-born homeless population than they are any kind of hindrance.

[@lovelyswimmer1]

I agree!

[@johnanderson1245]

All illegal immigrants have already violated the laws of that country and it has every right to remove them.

[@teresamagnusson]

Who is going up to the farm labor?

[@davidmilton5887]

Didn't "Americans" violate the laws of the Amaru Khans to establish the United States of America ? Have you studied actual history ?

[@Hand_me_a_handle]

​@teresamagnusson that was a great argument bank 40 years ago. Many of this illegal immigrants don't work in the farms. Let them come legally. It's also very condescending and racist to think we immigrants can only do manual labor. There is plenty of machinery nowadays that can harvest stuff.

[@Bigjimk]

If the illegal aliens weren't let in they wouldn't need deportation.

[@GaryAa56]

@@teresamagnusson Get Pelosi and. her minions to pick the 🌽🥦

[@jmartin4364]

As an American, I'm not crying over these countries giving the boot to those who didn't respect the law of the land.

[@LisaAnn-f7c]

@@jmartin4364 I bet that came from the fake news media. Proven lies never enter my mind. Did the fake news media tell you the illegals are getting 3 thousand dollars free housing free healthcare free ebt ?

[@saregama-r8td]

I’m sure the natives feel the same way about your ancestors invading their land and if they could turn back time.....

[@elmartillo5633]

al momento que entran ilegalmente pues claro que seguiran violando las leyes

[@ZaaZaa-d2r]

@@saregama-r8td You are obviously not a legal citizen....HEY ICE GO GET @saregama-r8td....(they can find you through your ip address)

[@HeReigns777]

Your US doesn't send back Jih adh folk like your Canadian cousins, did you know. You still give aid to Egypt Jordan Pakistan this aid goes to Hamas, Hezbollah and Pak istan terrorist groups. Why???

[@corrinejacobson9232]

When I was stationed in England, we had a baby. That is when we found out the she would not be a dual citizen, but retain the citizenship of her parents. That is how England solved their birthrights.

[@rustynails8756]

That is pretty much the norm. The US, Canada and parts of South America are the only countries with unconditional birthright citizenship. We in the US could learn something from the rest of the world.

[@virginiashirley4139]

That sounds perfectly logical.

[@Cynthia-z8o]

Exactly what happened to my UK born son, too. We were and are US citizens. My son could not claim UK citizenship nor dual nationality. Same with my Turkish born son. We did get a beautiful birth certificate that confirmed my son was born on English soil that had The Queen's royal stamp. That's all we need.

[@TheNoeticSkeptic702]

@@rustynails8756 Canada no longer has the unconditional birthright.

[@rustynails8756]

@TheNoeticSkeptic702 Oops! Just shows our Canadian neighbors have good common sense. I live on the US side of the border and enjoy visiting Canada whenever I get the chance. Way to go Canada!

[@lovelyswimmer1]

The US is closed for repairs! We have to fix our own problems first!

[@russellbonesteel1115]

Amen! Huzzah & Hallelujah!

[@martyberry1917]

Yeah, putting ignorant billionaires in office is really gonna fix it. lol 😂

[@aaronmiller8100]

@@martyberry1917Biden isn’t a Billionaire

[@josephscott2071]

@@martyberry1917yeah they got to be pretty dumb to have all that money. Lol

[@martyberry1917]

@ they’re definitely proof that you don’t have to be smart to be rich for sure.

[@geraldcouture5319]

If immigrants don’t respect your laws and culture then they got to go

[@joylindadichamounix]

I don't know why that is so hard for others to understand.

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

It's all about cheap labor. Immigrants will work for pennies because the can pile ten men into a one bedroom apartment. Meanwhile, citizens who wish to start families cannot afford to do so at those wages. Corporations complain about young citizens not having children. HOW can they?

[@srf3273]

You know who is the majority who doesn't respect laws in the US? Americans!!!

[@Sly88Frye]

Okay well I can understand this point of view. If they are breaking the laws there should be consequences so yeah there's that. But if they are contributing to society and they are good people who aren't breaking the laws then yeah they should stay here

[@nasusseka717]

​@@Sly88Fryeif they aren't here Legally, they Are breaking the law.

[@solvermn]

Let’s be honest in Europe the primary immigration problem are islamist refusing to assimilate or integrate without trying to force their religion, culture, and politics on the locals. In the United States the problem is similar. Massive numbers of homeless, non English speaking unemployed people. There are so many here that Spanish is now the defacto 2nd language of the nation. I think half of the opposition would vanish if it were not so easy to live here and Never learn English. Spanish only TV Radio and newspapers are-everywhere. Then near e very school district in America has Special programs to teach them english. Aliens everywhere, legal or illegal should remember they are guest in our HOME, and should behave accordingly. Political leaders should remember they represent only the Citizens of their nation.

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

Corporations don,t care its all about greed.

[@HR-nl7fc]

Re immigrants speaking English: The fact is, the United States does NOT have an OFFICIAL LANGUAGE! The founding fathers never designated one, nor did congress ever address the issue

[@J4RMAMS]

No the problem isn’t similar immigrants from Spanish speaking countries aren’t trying to force their religious beliefs or go on jihad in the United States or refuse to serve in the military or steal state secrets or worse perform industrial espionage on behalf of foreign actors like Asians do. Hispanics have been in the United States since before its founding. Over 500 years. Meaning Spanish like French in Canada has always been spoken here. The Anglos weren’t here first. By the time you came Hispanics had done most of the hard work for over 200 years.

[@meryondonald7460]

Its obvious the political leaders we put in office do not keep their promises to get in office. It's our job to REMEMBER WHO THEY ARE AND DO NOT VOTE FOR THEM AGAIN!

[@oriongear2499]

My stance on Immigration as a American citizen is if you've entered the US legally and have gone through the legal process, then I see no issue with you staying here. But if you've entered illegally and haven't gone through the legal process, then you deserve to be deported.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

That is sort of where I stand.

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

Seems logical.

[@MichaelScheele]

@@WorldAccordingToBriggs , sort of???

[@jkuku1]

@@MichaelScheele yes ..? Clearly wrote it out

[@naturalobserver1322]

You would think that this would be just common sense. 🤷‍♂️

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

Gentle Reminder: LEGAL immigrants are welcome...just respect our laws and culture. You are a guest in our house!

[@teresamagnusson]

Are you going to pick the crops?

[@bobfranke2347]

Think of immigration as a vacation where you work in the foreign country and follow the laws.

[@theinngu5560]

@@teresamagnusson if you pick the crops but abuse the population, as happens here in the U.K., better the crops are not picked…..(as in the end there won’t be anyone to eat them )

[@teresamagnusson]

​​@@theinngu5560That's not what is happening in the US. Our citizens commit more crimes than our migrants.

[@teresamagnusson]

​​@@theinngu5560Our illegals don't do much crime. It's time for citizens to do some farm work, then

[@chuckdraper7776]

The fact that there is even a debate on ILLEGAL immigration is nuts. If your first act upon entering a country is breaking a law you should absolutely be sent packing. Most countries have legal paths to enter and stay in them and if you cant follow that path then you shouldn't be allowed access.

[@jharvey9898]

So getting across the border automatically makes one a law abiding citizen? 😂

[@nebraskamalt6949]

@@jharvey9898 Clearly, if your first act in a country is breaking the law, hell no, you’re not welcome. Crossing the border isn’t “base” - following the law is.

[@gertrudequaide388]

W

[@escargo0133]

Sorry Briggs but you are wrong about the constitution. The immigration part you are referring to reads: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. This means you must be subject to the laws and not just born in the U.S.. You're parents must be legally bound to America prior to your birth meaning legal residents or citizens of the U.S.

[@hillbillyintheasia6122]

true. basic English . lol. liberal's failed that in school called common sense laws.

[@NoelBarry-om9ms]

Yep , you got that right .

[@BonnieBentz]

I'm happy. At least you know how to read the Constitution. Everybody should have a copy of it in their home. I do and you are 100% correct

[@zamar2158]

Correct!! But of course misinterpreted.

[@jakeg83]

I’ve worked as a laborer for my step dad who was a brick and stone mason. There were times he lost the bid on jobs because a crew of illegals got the job for less, and shortly after they did the job my step would get a call to come fix it because they did shoddy work. I’ve worked with him on jobs where he was just working with another crew and saw the garbage work that was being done and the drinking on the job. When my little brother’s friend moved to Nebraska, he took a job detassling corn in the morning before school and I’ve met guys who’ve picked fruits and vegetables while in college for money to pay their share of the rent or for extra money. My dad has worked as a janitor since the recession in 2008. Americans can do these jobs, don’t make it out like all Americans absolutely refuse to do these jobs because some have and still do. We have a huge homeless issue, instead of just throwing money at the problem, maybe there should be an effort to get the people back on track to being self sufficient by starting them out with these jobs and go from there. I believe South Dakota addresses the homeless issue on a case by case basis, trying to help people get back on their feet. There may not be a lot of money in these jobs, but it should be understood that some of these jobs are seasonal and some to be used as a stepping stone or a second job to cover some ends. I’ve had years where I’ve worked two or three jobs, sometimes you have to do what you have to do. To say we need these illegal immigrants in America to do these jobs doesn’t sit with me. We have an entitlement issue and a laziness issue as well as a drug issue that needs to be addressed.

[@justinfreeman1361]

cant deport until you fix the other issues first.

[@jakeg83]

There are work visas, there are legal ways to go about things that don’t necessitate coming over illegally.

[@dolozambra2242]

BINGO!

[@ernestcotton9324]

Some people are lazy but most are denied

[@stevedavenport1202]

Interesting topic. Well, you can't really say that 100% of the time Americans are willing to take these jobs. For example, some of them have a bad combination of being low value added and labor intense plus some kind of nasty. A good example of this would be a meat processing plant. It is dirty, nasty, monotonous and low paying since food has a low margin. Most native born Americans avoid them because they have better options. So, the need for imported labor isn't going away. As for employing chronically homeless people in these jobs, are you kidding? They are homeless for a reason. It is a combination of mental illness and drug addiction and, because of this, they are useless. It is not like the 1930s America where millions of people with sound minds and bodies are out of work and are willing to take any job at any wage. There are people like this who become homeless, but it is temporary. They can take a wide variety of jobs, so you probably won't see them picking apples.

[@fyurileblanc7206]

the key to immigration is legality. if you want to immigrate to any country, do it properly. all countries have laws. you need to go through proper channels. and no, the constitution doesn't give blanket citizenship to those born here. it has a qualifier. you have to be under the jurisdiction of the government to become a citizen by birth. that makes a huge difference that people who don't bother to actually study the constitution find it convenient to ignore.

[@22zay65]

@@fyurileblanc7206 go look up the 14th amendment. It quite literally gives citizenship to anyone born on US soil/military base.

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

@@22zay65 The 14th amendment was aimed at descendants of FORMER US SLAVES ONLY!!! It says that! "Birthright Citizenship" was later extended to include foreign nationals in active duty of US military.

[@johnnix862]

Unless you are a immigration lawyer, how is it that it can't be straightened out? Not to mention, legal and proper, aren't words spoken in this country no longer.

[@russellhltn1396]

@fyurileblanc7206 The constitution as written seems pretty plain. Born here, you're American. Maybe there's some court cases that have found room to interpret that, but I'd like to know what they are.

[@FredricEvans-t9w]

Sentences begin with a CAPITAL letter. Agree with points made.

[@mrsblue3011]

London is a cautionary tale. London is Islam. Every visage of cuteness and English charm is gone. So sad.

[@nyxnightlinger7719]

Yesterday I saw in the paper that 1 in 12 people in London are illegal immigrants....thats just nuts.

[@VelveteenRabbit77]

Its a great world tragedy. No more immigrants!!!

[@Susan-id5xj]

They need to fix their own countries and stop running here and messing up our societies.

[@carrdoug99]

It's incredibly sad to lose your culture. It's absolutely tragic when you just give it away.

[@danielkokal8819]

UK was conquered without a shot being fired. Now its Shitcanistan.

[@tritchie6272]

A real immigrant has permission to be here.

[@RobOlgatree]

he's woke

[@johnnix862]

​@@RobOlgatree And your great grandparents were not born here. They may have had permission, but I believe the Contortionist hibernators need to watch out for ice.

[@9119brian]

A country full of immigrants is what this country is based on. Deport all who aren't white. Its racist plain and simple.

[@joetrump2983]

And how do you define real?

[@Eovar_Endre]

@@RobOlgatree who? the immigrant?

[@christopherhiller1035]

Actually, the 14th Amendment, I believe deals with this issue, but it refers to children born to slaves after emancipation. It does not deal in any way, shape, or form with people who violate our immigration laws to get into the country. The 14th Amendment has been misinterpreted for decades, it seems.

[@carrdoug99]

Unfortunately, the Supreme Court disagrees. It's time to abolish the 14th amendment!

[@froufroufeatherstone6291]

Yes! The 13 and 14 were meant to protect former slaves and their children. These people had a lot of sweat equity in our country and deserved to be recognized.

[@christopherhiller1035]

@carrdoug99 , actually, that's incorrect. If the Supreme Court disagreed, they would have started the ball rolling to abolish it, which has not been done. The 14th Amendment remains. It was proposed in response to issues related to formerly enslaved Americans following the American Civil War. Citizenship Clause: Anyone born or naturalized in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction is a citizen of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. Someone who is not a citizen of the United States is not subject to the United States. They are still subject to their own country.

[@carmenvazquez512]

Slave era is gone finisnh

[@BonnieBentz]

Sorry you're not reading the Constitution right? And you are incorrect

[@bwbridger]

The US Constitution does not guarantee citizenship in the US for foreigners or their babies that they have while inside the US. In 1868 when the 14th amendment was added, it was meant to deal with citizenship for freed slaves, which are subject to the jurisdiction, and their offspring. If the person is a "naturalized" citizen, meaning they became a citizen of the US by the legal process, then their offspring will be citizens.

[@michaelvanbuskirk8845]

Truth!!

[@Nick2Stix]

​@@michaelvanbuskirk8845the Constitution is very clear "any person born in the United States" the language is not arguable. the Constitution doesn't say anything about freed slaves or immigrants, any person born on US soil is automatically a citizen. illegal immigrants are still subject to our jurisdiction, and their babies are still native-born Americans.

[@Nick2Stix]

if the legality of the parents mattered, then they would have wrote it in the constitution. they would have enshrined it in the language of the constitution. it says "all persons born in the United States". all persons. all persons.

[@bwbridger]

@ the courts will decide.

[@johnfbm]

@@Nick2Stix Yeah - wouldn't want the slaves or women who didn't have the right to vote to get any ideas. Which brings us to why the Constitution has amendments.

[@alexblue8317]

Arrest - Deport - Repeat

[@teresamagnusson]

You need to pick some crops, then.

[@theinngu5560]

@@teresamagnusson I hope that you or your children are never abused or worse by immigrants and their families as many in the U.K. have been…..rather no crops and no abuse.

[@cheesygoodness5415]

This video should be called, "Name ten countries that took in way too many illegal aliens."

[@Dhspat]

Italy is tired of HIGH CRIME!

[@Gail-t3b]

😂😂

[@WORKSbaby]

Aren’t you responsible for the mafia

[@sonnysantana5454]

ha'ha lmao italy tired of crime good 1'

[@AllDueDisrespect]

Italians left Italy and started international gangs. Wish we could get them out of America 😩

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

@@WORKSbaby 🤣 There have been Jewish, Irish, Polish, Russian and Spanish "mafias" in the US as well! "A rose by any other name...". I guess we're calling them "cartels" now.

[@rickquist3992]

I'm in favor of would-be immigrants staying put and putting their energy into improving their own countries.

[@Prajnana]

Of course there are exceptions, but, sadly, their home countries are often "hell holes" of corruption because they either personally benefit from that corruption, or are not willing to make the often painful sacrifices to improve it, or there is a general cultural mindset to ignore laws (because they can) that are necessary to maintain an orderly, functioning and productive society.

[@BonnieStorm-ku5yd]

Yes, absolutely

[@BonnieStorm-ku5yd]

That just kind of tells you that they’re lazy

[@eddielopez5708]

@rickquist3992 Do you know that the USA and other Western (European) countries have and still engage in overthrowing legitimate third world countries where a resource is wanted by multinational corporations (it's framed as 'national interest' )? That's why Western countries get refugees, and that's when the refugees and immigrants get exploited for cheap labor.

[@arthurwatts1680]

The biggest mistake our politicians made in Oz was to accept refugees from war zones. It took at least 25 years for the Vietnamese to integrate into Australian society and it's anyone's guess how long it will take for the Sudanese and Somali communities. We owed the Vietnamese a home after the war, but I cant say the same about people from Africa and the middle-east, many of whom have NEVER accepted that this is their home even if they were born here. We now have crazies setting fire to synagogues and spray painting swastikas on cars and buildings - the culprits have never accepted the values of this country.

[@CarlJohnson-uk4fe]

Africa kicked out the French.😂😂😂😂

[@tomorrowhowever7488]

Many ships of Jewish "refugees" were turned away from the US after WWII because they did not meet the requirements for refugee status!

[@Superpower-Creatures]

We didn't owe Vietnamese people anything. We owed our soldiers. Our soldiers got nothing. The Hmong were treat exactly like the illegals who came over the border. Free everything.

[@infinitetanner]

Oz doesn't even treat their natives good LOL

[@delroywilson9588]

Oh, nonsense.

[@buddy-guy]

Import the third world, become the third world. It was a cute experiment but its time for a correction.

[@delroywilson9588]

The only person who would believe that knows nothing about American history.

[@Dee-so3by]

@@delroywilson9588 , really? What I have noticed is that many Americans have the lowest knowledge about their own country, hence American education is at the bottom compare to other countries. But, American supposed Gen Z's, the future are crying about the potential of having their TIC TOC banned, not wanting to work, getting Only fans, men who call themselves woman, woman who call themselves man, some who think they're animals, telling people, watch what your saying because you might offend them, in sort, making it normal. What a joke.

[@teresamagnusson]

So who is going to pick the crops?

[@zamar2158]

​@@teresamagnusson oh so you want cheap indentured labour. I thought that slavery was abolished at the time of Pres Lincoln.

[@bigverybadtom]

@@teresamagnusson Americans duh. Illegals are not doing that.

[@angelreder9064]

No immigrant legal or illegal should be allowed to challenge, oppose, or demand removal of a country's laws. They are guests and are not citizens and are subject to law period. Any attempt to change, or challenge a law in country you are seeking asylum in should immediately be grounds for deportation and never allowed re-entry

[@theinngu5560]

Unfortunately, here in the U.K. we have politicians in power who allow the appalling behaviour of certain demographics and protect them over the indigenous population.

[@scoldeddogproduction]

Illegal immigrants don't keep the country moving. They keep the corporations in the black. When you can pay your workforce less and skip paying benefits and taxes it's a bonus. If countries need low skilled workers they should create an easier way to get a workers visa, but that would cut into profits.

[@Krobra91]

actually as a nation we need atleast 1-3 million migrants coming into the US to stay an industrialized nation

[@scoldeddogproduction]

@Krobra91 then we should create a working visa for low skilled workers. Or suck it up and start paying more for goods and services so that workers are paid a fare wage for the job they do.

[@uptown_rider8078]

⁠@@Krobra91 We do not need any migrants coming in, what we need is to fix our birth rates and promoting people to have more children

[@kurthanke5788]

​@@Krobra91They need to become American Citizens

[@AMoneyVideo]

Lol they aren't getting jobs at corporations. Corporations have strict hiring. Just because 1-2 Walmarts got caught up with a group of 5-10 illegals is in no way close to a representation of corporations. It's a rogue manager hires a barely legal. They have friends and family that want jobs. Manager does them a favor and slides them in. Hardly a way of life in corporations.

[@seanshay998]

Poland has had it right for years!

[@bukboefidun9096]

But I spend time there and there are a lot of Bulgar Turks cluttering up rural Poland... allowed in because Bulgaria is in the EU... the Bulgar Turks are Turks who immigrated to Bulgaria decades ago...and they hold onto Turks culture... thievery, tinker type work... low skills, zero assimilation

[@AmandathePandaBooks]

My do it like poland comments are disappearing!! Whats going on??

[@bukboefidun9096]

@AmandathePandaBooks mine too... facts are deleted by YT

[@Whiteruffels]

It’s not a crackdown,it’s a correction.

[@lookout97]

Thank you!

[@1massboy]

As long as I don’t hear you complain about prices going up because of not having enough workers. I’m cool with your whole correction comment.

[@valentinedayrejoy]

so your gonna kick out all the latinos that were already here before venezuelans, columbians, cubans??? Gotta be completely out of your mind or just an entitled rep hispan to be thinking this way white conservative communism is a disease good luck with that

[@valentinedayrejoy]

@@1massboy Ong!🤲

[@valentinedayrejoy]

New gen nazism is a disease spreading like wild fire

[@EricaYE6]

People should stop saying "Immigrants are here to do the job American Citizens don't want to do." Because, that's not true. American Citizens just want to be paid fairly and don't want any of our Rights violated on the job.

[@BonnieStorm-ku5yd]

I think we need to get our veterans out of the streets living in the streets all of them in every state there’s gotta be a place for them to live

[@CeruleanSky1111]

Illegal immigration is the issue. Legal immigration is not.

[@cmrn3387]

Honestly, the crime increases and citizens anger about increasing housing costs, inflation, this all ties to a crush of migrants. Some are genuinely escaping concerns at home, but many can’t shake the way they were raised. They bring that mindset to a western country. People in all western countries are pissed off now. We’re all struggling, but if you’ve paid taxes as a citizen in your homeland and now people are getting a free ride at your expense and you get displaced by people who’ve done nothing financially in your country, you’re gonna get mad!

[@Curious-Mr.-Lee]

Immigrant: "I am here to be changed." Conqueror: "I am here to make changes."

[@kittykat334]

Huhhhhhh? Crack or Meth?

[@Justaguywithtruth]

Illegal.. Criminal..🤷🏾‍♂️🙆🤦🏾

[@KAT-dg6el]

Not all immigrants are here to be changed. Why do teachers, and English speaking students, have to learn Spanish if they want to fit in to our society? Should a bunch of us move to Italy and force everyone to learn English?

[@zamar2158]

​@@KAT-dg6elthose are illegals, not immigrants.

[@Global-Xplorer]

Did you know that the US has a long history of mass deportations, dating back to the 1930s?

[@midcenturymodern9330]

After WWII, there was a moratorium on immigration.

[@Susan-id5xj]

Yes, literally they were just dropping them at the border and said figure it out .

[@philkearny5587]

They figured out how to get here, didn’t they?

[@MariaMircescu]

Nobody is American parent cam hire diferent contry gest native indian

[@zamar2158]

​@@MariaMircescu natives walked over the land bridge front Siberia and east asia. They came I waves displacing and er.. deleting earlier settlers. So everyone immigrated. The vikings were in the north east too a long time ago.

[@greensorrel6860]

What also needs to be mentioned is the rise in crimes, particularly against women and children, and the disproportion of occurence versus native populations. UK is one concern here, and has largely gotten kicked under the rug. Turkey has been vocal of this with their deportation.

[@Global-Xplorer]

According to the Department of Homeland Security, over 400,000 people were deported from the US in 2020 alone.

[@philkearny5587]

Christians and others likely to vote conservative.

[@peterlee4131]

And how many came right back??? Fix the wall!

[@rumham7130]

They are illegal immigrants and are kicking out the violent criminals first. Not sure why you guys want to discredit this point and protect these people.

[@MichaelScheele]

Illegal aliens, not immigrants.

[@rickyspanish4792]

Because nobody is illegal in my view. To me, it makes no sense that you are somehow 'bound' to the country you were born in. It's unnatural.

[@PMLT3400]

​@@rickyspanish4792 How many have you taken in and supported?

[@rickyspanish4792]

@ what does that question even mean? but I bet 90% of these comments are just Russian bots anyway.

[@robertmcevoy24]

@@rickyspanish4792 ok then move to North Korea and prove yourself right

[@lovelyswimmer1]

Looking at those numbers is indicative of how many people are sick and tired of this elephant in the room. The elephant being those who are here illegally and especially those with criminal history. They've had enough.

[@Pronounced_Love]

Thank God get rid of the problems and don't worry im black and Latino in case somebody has something to say and according to the far WEST I can't be racist 😂😂😂😂

[@martyberry1917]

They won’t see you as any different than the rest of them. 💀

[@kathythompson2393]

I don’t have an opinion on legal or illegal immigrants however I do have an opinion on our country’s neglect of their citizens, aged, and homeless people. Help (aid) the people on pensions and homeless first than help others seeking a better life legally arriving to our nation.

[@parentrap]

Canada lol

[@anye76]

Thank you for the breakdown.

[@bobz3779]

You don't mention that a lot of these people were committing crimes.

[@Dee-so3by]

@bobz3779, that's because he's the mouth piece, just watch and listen for laugh.

[@Justaguywithtruth]

🤔 Why does he need to if you understand they broke the law??🤨 People need to be spoonfed everything??🤷🏾‍♂️🙆🤦🏾🙇‍♀️

[@Whiteruffels]

@@bobz3779 They did when they entered illegally

[@tcortez]

Does anyone really notice that the annual deportation values for some of these countries does not make 1 day of the illegals entering the US.

[@uptown_rider8078]

This is a great thing to see. Europe is tired of all the “cultural enrichment” and they want to protect their own people

[@22zay65]

If we are being honest, Europe is responsible for most of the destabilization of the countries they don’t want to come. Not saying illegal immigration is right, but this was a result of their own hand

[@janejdough2230]

There has been a plethora of " grooming " gangs, rapes and criminal cartels by Muslim / Middle East young men throughout Europe . The population who have been reticent to speak out for fear of being called racist have had enough.

[@CarlJohnson-uk4fe]

Same Confederate story in every country where Europeans came to as illegals themselves 🤔

[@wtfisthishit]

Shhhhh... A certain tribe might call you an antisemite for that comment

[@uptown_rider8078]

@ Don’t they always

[@dietpepsivanilla3095]

I would say Illegals, NOT legal immigrants, but hey, it's your channel.

[@deadon4847]

Even legal immigrants if they're committing crime.

[@zamar2158]

Right. Immigrants are different from illegals. They conflate the two to obfuscate the truth.

[@AbronHawkins]

Deportation? Think of it as correcting a big mistake

[@chakesluv]

As part native, I agree. If you are not, when are you leaving?

[@llamasombrero4972]

This narrator thinks people will actually break into a country to enrich themselves, then just work really hard and never cause trouble afterwards? Im not sure he understands the difference between legal and illegal

[@zamar2158]

He doesn't. Also, he has the usual trope about 'country of immigrants " . See my response in comments. Also comment by "escargot 0133" explains the 14th very well.

[@azabujuban-hito-dake]

I'm glad that here in Japan the govt has a very strict rules regarding immigrants.

[@judyfabion8849]

Japan is a group of islands. That really helps, versus borders to other countries. Keep Japan safe and clean.

[@caroldobinson]

Josh in new York who has reported this for you tube. His last video states illegals are leaving now to go to the central states like Kansas, North Dakota and South Dakota! I can't even imagine what they are going to costs the states. Something needs to be done right away.

[@nellosnook4454]

1. It’s important to understand the distinction between legal & illegal immigration. 2. Immigration laws have nothing to do with the NEEDS of non-citizens in the world. 3. Immigration laws have everything to do with what’s BEST for the citizens of a sovereign country.

[@luciac.419]

No we should not change the constitution. That will open a door we do not want to open

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

I agree. That will just lead to attack on Religous freedom and the 2nd amendment.

[@anthonyg.3522]

It may not be necessary if they determine the amendment was misinterpreted as many scholars believe.

[@DeborahHMarks]

We actually don't even need to change it. Citizenship was never guaranteed for anchor babies in the Constitution. It's just that people have been fed lies.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

We have amendments to the Constitution already. Fixing something is a good, it's definitely better than leaving a problem or loophole that is being exploited.

[@sinjin6219]

The 2nd Amendment has already been under attack, starting in 1934. What other enumerated right requires filling out a form and passing a criminal background check to exercise? Or requires those who exercise it ​to navigate a legal minefield to avoid arrest and a long prison sentence? @@WorldAccordingToBriggs

[@RC-bv7hw]

The question is who has the rights in immigration, the immigrant or the country that the immigrants are trying to come to. The answer is and always has been it is the right of the country to decide who and how many can immigrate at any time. The supporting of illegal immigration is the false impression that the immigrants has a right to enter a country regardless of the country's right of decision on the matter.

[@pmc2999]

How very common sense of you.😊

[@zamar2158]

Always the host nation has the rights. If any nation wants to shut down immigration in full, they have that right.

[@anonz975]

Russia is wisely playing the long game. Their culture will survive a short-term drop in young workers but will NOT survive a massive demographic shift.

[@kimp.e.8171]

WHY CAN'T EVERYONE STAY IN THEIR OWN HOMELAND???? If it's so horrible, THEN STOP HAVING BABIES!!!!!

[@bellathereader1328]

We’re all for migrants. But they need to go through the legal process…..

[@ernestcotton9324]

They are here for slave labor, cut the handouts and free life. So many will be able to work instead of getting handouts

[@EstacadaOregon]

It means you get in line and come here legally.

[@berlawberlaw1025]

I never understood Biden's reasoning for bringing all those immigrants. We have homeless Americans including the elderly. It never made sense to me.

[@Nobar_JKO]

It makes sense when you realize it's an invasion disgused as a humanitarian crisis. Most immigrants have been military-age males.

[@PollyPurree]

Votes and also to change the population into a 3rd world status. Easier to control and more money for the Democrats' corporation bosses.

[@richarda996]

The democrats wanted the volts, not caring about their circumstances. Ignoring the citizens who had a legal volt.

[@dianathompson8794]

Biden didn't understand it either

[@wandapowell4003]

When did obiden make sense?

[@itaylor4680]

Birthright citizenship is only given to those “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” so you can’t just come here illegally, have a baby, call him/her a US citizen, and then take him/her back to your home country. It’s not unconstitutional to say that.

[@barbaraallen3054]

Actually birth rights ARE being awarded to children of illegals. 😮

[@gwalkey66]

The simple solution, if you want to leave your country, and move to another, then do it legally! Don't break the law in your first steps into the country of your choice. Bad start!

[@Nunya_Bidness_53]

Gotta catch 'em all!

[@billwinterlk777k4]

The part that is intentionally overlooked is ILLEGAL! Legal immigration is what improves a country. If someone can't follow the law to enter will they follpw the law to remain?

[@kc3810]

Countries are saving their traditions and culture.

[@karlarcher8773]

Wow, this video has no idea of the fall of social cohesion, rising crime and huge deficit of welfare costs.

[@Michaelcj-m2d]

Overblouted defense budget and tax breaks for the rich are the problem.

[@susanvaillant3090]

These are not "undocumented" they are legally documented citizens of another country. Why not stay in your own country and make it better..... if you empty all of these countries of such upright citizens, what's left ?

[@CAMacKenzie]

Changing the U.S. Constitution to eliminate birthright citizenship is unlikely to happen. It requires an amendment, which requires 1) approval by 2/3 of the House of Representatives, 2) approval by 2/3 of the Senate, 3) ratification by 3/4 of the states. Getting that much of the country to agree on anything is difficult, but for anything so divisive...

[@stevebojo4378]

It's not written into the Constitution as you think it is. It will go to the SCOTUS to get a ruling on the meaning of "and subject to the jurisdiction thereof". This is the contention.

[@Prajnana]

The 14th amendment (or Constitution) doesn't need to be changed, only reinterpreted by the Supreme Court.

[@barbaraallen3054]

The GOP MAGA crowd would gladly vote for a constitutional change of birth right status.

[@billh.1940]

Unless they lose their citizenship. The real problem is how far back do you go? Becareful of what you wish for.

[@labgma1553]

I hope the birthright citizenship ends but don't think it should be retroactive beyond a few years at most. And even then we can't have countryless people. If they loss their USA citizenship what citizenship will the have... for the designer and or tourist citizenship that rich families of foreign countries have for their kids by coming to states just for birth and birth cert those kids will still have their parents citizenship instead of a duel citizenship so yeah strip them of the unearned USA citizenship but my heart goes out to those who don't have that option.

[@herbertfawcett7213]

Wrong, the anchor baby rule is that the parents have to be legal, it just has not been enforced!

[@JWCinPDX]

That isn't true. If the baby was born to legal parents, then WTF is it anchoring?

[@jerrilipscomb4990]

Exactly! Someone needs to do a little research. If you are born in America you are American. ​@@JWCinPDX

[@donnabremerman1423]

@@JWCinPDXthis law has been misinterpreted for decades. The parents have to be ‘subject to the jurisdiction there of..’ Works the same way for legal American citizens who have a baby abroad. Because the parents are under U.S. jurisdiction, the baby is also an American citizen.

[@Nick2Stix]

the Constitution says *any person born in the US* is granted citizenship. absolutely no stipulations about where the parents are from or why they're here. it will take an amendment to our constitution to end birthright citizenship

[@Nick2Stix]

​@@donnabremerman1423that's not at all how it works, American citizens born abroad are not subject to our jurisdiction, they are granted citizenship because anybody whose parents are U.S. citizens are granted citizenship no matter where they are born.

[@scottbinder6656]

Immigrants - NO. Illegal immigrants and criminal immigrants - YES.

[@shannoncooley2112]

It's not a change, read article 2 of the 14th amendment

[@Carvel0]

I can guess what country is number 1 🇺🇸

[@oriongear2499]

Let people watch towards the end of the video to find that out for themselves.

[@deanzachariades6365]

Yes, and that will bring the price of groceries and gas down...right?

[@juliehanson1175]

Everyone is done crying over the supposed "innocent" immigrant that just wants to work hard and have a better life schick. They came to these countries illegally. No one knows who they are. They also take a lot of financial resources to support them - they all need housing, food, phones, jobs. Maybe their supporters should be writing the checks to support them. I wonder how long it would take to dry up their enthusiam for them then.

[@yellowstonekv959]

Julie, totally agree. 🎯

[@Scott-q3c3y]

Absolutely!!!!💯

[@kittykat334]

10% of illegal aliens commit crimes and are criminals are left on our streets to commit more heinous crimes.

[@martybuck]

You should see the public schools in CA. A lot of my property taxes are educating the kids of illegal immigrants. The teachers unions like that.

[@yellowstonekv959]

@@martybuck , your Governor has a screw loose just like the governor of Illinois. He gladly steps over our residents to bring in more illegals to give them whatever they want, while our taxes go up to pay for them. If that rich s o b had to pay for them himself, he'd refuse them, but no, he passes on HIS f'd up decision on us, just like your "bangyourwife" newsom does to your residents. SO wrong!

[@thomasmark1808]

The 14 th amendment says born in the US and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. It doesn't say if a person is born in the US they are a citizen. They aren't trying to rewrite the constitution they are arguing the interpretation of the amendment. People who migrate to the states illegally are not subject to the jurisdiction thereof therefore their offspring are not citizens. Or so is the argument.

[@martybuck]

Yours is the correct interpretation. But we'll officially find out soon

[@AnonnyMouse-d7x]

If they can be arrested, then they are subject to the jurisdiction of the US. Diplomats from other countries are examples of persons not subject to US .jurisdiction.

[@billjones8343]

Back in the 70s, Austrailias immigration policy required you to prove you had a marketable skill from a list they needed. Lived next door to a guy whos wife was a school teacher from Austrailia.

[@chrisash7948]

Most of the comments here boil down to "if they do it legally, they should stay". Problem is, many countries politicize the process and does not make that distinction. It's also a very long process, sometimes taking decades. If you're fleeing a war-torn shit hole or you're trying to provide for a family, you might not have that kind of time. Immigration status is also held to generally very low numbers, with less than one percent of applicants receiving an interview and it is skewed heavily towards those who are already wealthy or possess a specialized profession such as a doctor. If at any point in the long process, you somehow forgot to cross a t or dot an i, you can lose all the time, money and hope you had. Any time a new administration comes into office that wishes to villainize immigrants, those goal posts can also change, or you can find your application suddenly dropped and now you're an illegal. People understand that illegal immigration is a problem, but they have no understanding of why it is a problem. People should absolutely follow the laws of the land and go through the proper channels when it comes to immigration, but as a society we need to look at what those channels are and how we've created this problem to begin with. This is probably true for most countries and most of the problems we face. Beware of people offering solutions without knowledge or a clearly defined plan.

[@shaneallen1192]

Are war torn shithole is not another countries problem. Charity begins at home and that extends to domestic policy. I support immigration but it has to be legal and limited. For those that support uncontrolled immigration, let them live in your house when the get there.

[@justinfreeman1361]

or a concept of a plan

[@kurtgandenberger6139]

most nations have no problem with illegal immigration. no one seems to be trying to enter Zimbabwe, Venezuela or North Korea.

[@marklaplante8675]

Not to get political, since I enjoy your videos and how you attempt to keep politics out of them, however I did have a problem with this one. First and foremost, I am very much in favor of an immigration policy similar to the one the German's have recently employed, that is, if you have a skill that we need, by all means, "Come to the United States". If you are simply another mouth to feed, then I'm sorry, stay home or go somewhere else. The Biden Administrations "open border" policy is what is driving the massive number of deportations here now. You stated that we deported over 200,000 illegal immigrants, but seriously, how many did we not deport? Estimates of 9 million plus since 2020!! Talk about a drop in the bucket. "Illegal" means that you are violating our laws to be here. I don't care if you are running away from some horrible environment, looking for a better life or here for more criminal opportunities. You are breaking the law and the deportation rate for illegal immigrants should be 100%. I find it extremely ludicrous that an American citizen will get a warrant for his arrest if he or she fails to report for jury duty, and yet, people can just cross our border (with or without Government assistance) and live a happy life! Rule of law, people, rule of law!

[@sherryr5462]

As conflict increases, there will be more people trying to flee to another country where they think they may be safer. The problem comes in when there are a lot of people all trying to flee to the same place all at once....illegally. There is no single place prepared to accept large numbers of people all at once which is why every country has their own acceptance process and guidelines. If we really want the flux of immigration happening worldwide to slow/stop, we need to work harder at stopping all the fights between countries. Corruption and greed exacerbate a person's need to run to what they hope is a safer place.

[@theunspoke815]

Australia????? Huntsman spiders, wallabies & REALLY BIG KNIVES!!!! 😜🤣🤣🤣 Like if you get it!!! 😘

[@raelynnhensiak3772]

Yeah, last place I would want to go if I was illegal, hell no 😳😳

[@zakspop]

You completely misspoke about the anchor baby issue. They are not trying to make it so that you have to be a baby of an American, they are wanting it to be that the parents have to be here legally. Part of the 14th amendment says "subject to the jurisdiction thereof". No one should be allowed just to cross a border and spit out a citizen.

[@berwick777]

I’ve been watching your videos for years. Keep up the good work! Got it? Get it? Good!

[@TLoumena]

A correction to your video: The birthright citizenship issue is not just if you are an american citizen your children are citizens, it is also if you are a permanent resident (green card holder) your children are american citizens if born here. Anyone here illegally, or on a temporary visa (student, work, tourist, etc) will no longer have their children become citizens if they are born here (thus eliminating the anchor baby issue). It will be interesting to see how the Supreme Court Rules on this as the new policy seems to be more in line with the 14th amendment than just stating that anyone who happens to be born on american soil is an american regardless of how they arrived here.

[@anovino1992]

That's what the constitution means, if you're born of a citizen or a legal resident you're a citizen of the United States.

[@paulofearghail9408]

Briggs, you made a very bad faux pas at about 1:45. You were discussing Russia, but the statue you showed was "Mother Ukraine" from before the soviet symbol on the shield was replaced with the Ukrainian Trizub. Considering today's realities, that's a huge insult to Ukrainians!

[@tarasbulba7476]

Sloppy work by Briggs and an educational embarrassment in world affairs.

[@DGuerriero]

If you want to emigrate to another country - work for a living, live by the(ir) rules, and contribute - then the way to start is to do it legally. Do not go someplace where you're not welcome. Is this a complicated concept?

[@deadsevenmick5697]

Immigrants fill critical roles in construction, manufacturing and agriculture because they work for less money (not their fault, they take what they can get) When you lower the rate of immigration, it forces the management to raise their pay to keep employees. You cannot argue that this raises the cost of goods because pay has dropped when compared to inflation in the last two years. What two factors have played a significant role? out of control gas prices and out of control Illegal immigration. So yeah, I'll take Nationalism over open borders. this country was built on immigration and also laws, We have to support both.

[@bukboefidun9096]

Bear in mind 30 to 40% of pay to illegals is sent back home and not spent here... add to that illegals receive all sorts of free stuff... be in filled credit cards for free food or free care and drugs at hospitals. They are a drain. Huge drain

[@ScottBuckner-ln6ek]

True but we already have plenty to fill that niche..we did not need any new immigrants especially illegal ones...so stop acting like we need more field and farmworkers we don't...go home

[@glennaolsen9765]

When we deport illegals, many of them just turn around and come back. That's why the border needs to be protected.

[@cedricnicholson7446]

I’m in support of strong immigration laws especially when your citizens are struggling. Every country need immigrants because the western world is in a population decline and there are lots of jobs that the locals don’t want because they a minimum wage jobs and no one is insentivized to work them. I don’t think there needs to be an open door policy, there needs to be responsible immigration.

[@joywebster2678]

And if housing was affordable, l9cals would have more children. But only " refugees with new babies every 10 months get everything free".

[@GeorgesBillionairAbundance7788]

One of the most important videos to start this New Year's off!! Because I definitely want to travel to some countries and I was ruminating to myself if those migrants are going to be in those beautiful countries I desire to visit so this video will definitely contribute and confirm my questions. Thank you Briggs!!

[@pearllemdal5988]

Time to correct all the mistake s of previous administration in every country.

[@MasterBamarah]

Gee, if only we had a system where every citizen of their respective country was registered to legally be there. If you’re NOT in the system you get the boot!

[@Summerbreeze537]

It's time for them to go home, stop the wars and rebuild their countries.

[@ramblingheart6625]

It’s just the beginning for sure

[@michaelmurphy7177]

I think the message is do not brake the laws on immigration. Go back and do the process legally.

[@odinquincannon4237]

Whatever the facts are, France says its not racial but you only hear the names of African countries.

[@chuckdraper7776]

I've read a few articles over the years about the illegal immigration problems in France and Belgium. Apparently one of the biggest problems is acclimation/assimilation. The people who come refuse to acclimate to the French culture and have even taken over entire neighborhoods or towns. Anyone not from whatever third world shithole that runs the neighborhood gets robbed, beaten, or worse.

[@kittykat334]

Well commonsense says if 100% of illegals are from Africa …. Duhhhh!

[@readysetgo-e3d]

the UK has already fallen.......to the point that is irreversable. Indian mayor/Indian PM/Afican party leader/Pakistani MP😢 White folks just left living out on the streets.😢 Where is our Queen?😮 The UK that I know, aleady gone with our late Queen😢

[@nothat0therguy992]

I support immigration, hell the United States is built on immigration. That being said do it legally, there's a reason there are checks and processes

[@uptown_rider8078]

Read the Naturalization acts of 1790 and 1795

[@pedalpower57]

I went through the immigration process and earned my citizenship in 1967 legally

[@logout717]

@@pedalpower57want a cookie?

[@pedalpower57]

@@logout717 chocolate chip please

[@genied238]

Great video. This was not a federal judge who said it was a constitutional. So it holds no weight. Illegal is illegal. If you came in here legally everything is good if you didn’t and it’s illegal entry everything you make everything you do is illegal.

[@dariusbrock2351]

Very interesting video. Learned something new today.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

I try my best to be informative.

[@wendys390]

Why don't you distinguish between legal and illegal immigration? They are worlds apart, and the people of the countries feel completely differently about one than the other.

[@1492tomato]

The US is different from some of the others because of our welfare system. Wanna come here and assimilate and contribute? WELCOME!! Wanna come here and live off the largesse of taxpayers? BYE... Countries have identities that their people share - historical, cultural and legal. Absolutely nothing wrong with maintaining these. It's who we all are - Russian, Indian, American.

[@alexanderarce3341]

These countries such as Haiti, Venezuela, etc need to fix their own problems and keep their people from coming over here.