A melting pot is what a country becomes after immigrants become fully assimilated. This doesn't happen in America anymore so what we get is "multiculturalism".

True, but the difficulty lies in the fact that this "melting" process takes anywhere from five hundred to one thousand years. That's pretty much how long it took to turn the Goths from the Roman Empire's greatest threat on its borders with Germania into a civilised people capable of actually defending the empire.

This actually ties in well with your comment about Mexas. The Goths were a warrior race, strong, proud, and fierce; as a result they made excellent troops for the Roman Empire and were instrumental to defending the empire against foreign invasions by the Vandals and later the Huns. The Mexicans invading your southern states are… none of these things. And they tend to vote consistently leftward too. Which means that before very much longer, your southern states will likely either resemble slightly more prosperous versions of Mexico, or break away from the continental US to be re-integrated into an Hispanic superstate of some kind. Neither outcome is particularly appealing, it must be said.

A better use of our military-as opposed to stupid, illegal wars-would be to line them up along the border and police the shit out of it. Add plenty of razorwire and some tanks and were good to go.

And with orders to shoot to kill anyone who tries to sneak in without permission. It's only fair, as far as I'm concerned.

That being said, even Plato mentioned that different cultures shouldn't mix. Always leads to disaster.

A better use of our military-as opposed to stupid, illegal wars-would be to line them up along the border and police the shit out of it. Add plenty of razorwire and some tanks and were good to go.

I live in Texas and spend quite a bit of time by the border. Its a hellhole. I've taken to calling it "Mexas".

Anyway, I agree with you, immigration isn't a good idea, on the whole. At this point it's just another way for the government to keep us divided and conquered.