Nine: Unless you’re Native American, no dissent allowed
The idea that only "Native Americans" have the right to oppose immigration to the United States ignores the concept of "nation." There was no such thing as the political entity known as the the United States until the Founders created it in 1776.
Furthermore, there are not grades of citizenship. One is either a citizen of this country, or one is not. We are not more or less citizens of the United States based on the number of generations preceding us on these shores.
And, particularly, we are not more or less citizens of this country based on our skin color or ethnicity. Public policy should be formulated in the best interests of all US citizens, regardless of racial or ethnic background.

