Only from your point of view. From their POV, it makes sense. You see, little people are little people, no matter where they're from. They mow the stars' lawns, clean their houses, and buy tickets to their performances. Where they come from and where they go back home to doesn't matter.
It's only when they intrude on the elites' lives directly that action needs to be taken. Laws need to be made and enforced to keep the rabble in their place, no matter where they came from.
Can't you see the superiority of their way of thinking? The total absence of jingoistic racism? White or black, legal or not, we're ALL non-grata in their lives, unless we're mowing or cleaning or changing their adopted babies' diapers. We don't belong where the beautiful people are, unless we're parking their cars or serving them drinks.
My question is, if you don't even see the irony, does that make you an even bigger hypocrite?
I simply don’t know how to reply to someone who doesn’t know the difference between hypocrisy and irony.