“Why can't we have a home?” asked Ann Coulter, in a recent BBC interview. It might be more accurate to say that because of immigration, America no longer feels like home to Ann Coulter.  Coulter's opposition to immigration is based less on hostility to Mexicans and more on an attachment to the America she grew up in – the America that no longer feels like home to her. Too many people on the right and the left dismiss views like Coulter's without serious consideration.  To them, these views smack of xenophobia, or worse, racism.  Out of an understandable desire not to offend, or make anyone feel unwelcome, our political elites failed to consider the ramifications of mass immigration. A nation's laws and cultural norms are a direct reflection of her people.  There is no way to alter the underlying demographics of a country without changing its culture, and by extension its politics.  If you are purely an economic...(Read Full Post)