Posted on 05/27/2015 7:21:16 AM PDT by RightGeek
MIAMI, Florida — Conservative columnist and 10-time New York Times bestselling author Ann Coulter steamrolled Fusion host Jorge Ramos in an appearance Tuesday filled with dramatic moments, none more interesting than where Coulter got Ramos to admit he doesn’t believe there should be a limit to how many Mexicans the United States will allow into this country—either legally or illegally.
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Ramos followed up by asking Coulter if he thinks America is a “stronger nation” because it’s “more diverse, more tolerant.”
“It’s not more diverse, it’s more Mexican,” Coulter shot back.
“I think it’s more diverse—much more diverse,” Ramos replied.
After Ramos said he thinks “diversity” is “fantastic” and “beautiful,” Coulter wrapped the full segment with a question of her own for him.
“We have taken in one quarter of the entire Mexican population,” Coulter asked him. “At what point will we have taken in enough, in your view?”
That’s where Ramos made his stunning admission.
“I think that with the legal system—“ he started to answer.
“Half the Mexican population? The entire Mexican population?” Coulter kept pressing.
“No, I think with the legal system we wouldn’t need and we wouldn’t be having hundreds of people dying crossing the border,” Ramos replied.
“That isn’t an answer to the question,” Coulter corrected him. “One quarter of the Mexican population. How much more do we have to take?”
Ramos dodged again, essentially admitting he supports no limit whatsoever.
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It happens here too. Often.
Agreed.
They’re the fools
It really is worth it. Ann mopped the floor with Jorge. She had a few zingers that left everyone in the audience completely aghast.
One of my favorites that left Ramos speechless, because it was true:
“There are cultures that are obviously deficient, and if they weren’t deficient you (Jorge Ramos) wouldn’t be sitting in America interviewing me... You fled that culture.”
Ouch!
We have a kinship immigration system not a merit based one. There are certain categories of immigration that don’t have quotas, e.g., the spousal visa. The Indians are placing a lot of pressure to admit more of them as permanent immigrants. We need to reduce substantially legal immigration from about 1.1 million to about 300,000. During the period 1925 to 1970 we averaged 195,000 legal, permanent immigrants a year.
I am for decreasing immigration of any sort actually. I don’t think we need them, frankly.
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