Even if we take 20 million, that's 75% of the total population of Venezuela or half of the population of Colombia. There simply are not enough people in South America for these kinds of numbers.

>“We have a population that is not reproducing on its own with the same level that it used to. The only way we’re going to have a great future in America is if we welcome and embrace immigrants – the Dreamers and all of them, because our ultimate goal is to help the Dreamers but [also] to get a path to citizenship for all 11 million or however many undocumented there are here,”

Chuck Schumer, who is massively understating the number of illegals here, puts it at at least 11M. So yeah tens of millions is a realistic ballpark.

Is that the number of people that don't have English as their first language? Almost all of that group does speak English.

This is either a bald faced lie or demonstrates an extreme ignorance of history. There have been tons of Spanish speakers in the United States for a loooong time. Before Texas joined the United States, Spanish was an official language, as in 1837 a law was passed to ensure all laws were translated into Castilian.

> Be it resolved, by the senate and house of representatives of the republic of Texas, in congress assembled, That in justice to that numerous portion of our fellow citizens who understand only the Spanish language...

https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth45355/m1/99/

You think all these Spanish speakers just disappeared when Texas became a state?

You think there were also no Spanish speakers in the rest of the Western territories? No Spanish speakers left in the parts of Florida Spain originally conquered? No Spanish speakers left at all in the lands that became the state of California or Nevada or New Mexico?

> In 1980 the US was 95% white

More like 80% white. Even in the 1950s the black population was ~10%. If the black population is historically ~10%ish, how is the white population going to be 95% when we also break out other ethnicities? Strange how you're consistently overrepresenting white English speakers in your falsehoods. Interesting pattern you've got there.

https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d20/tables/dt20_101.20.a...

https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1950/...

> The root of all western Ethnic issues are Zionists.

Ah, I see now. Hunch confirmed. Makes sense about why you tend to lie in a consistent pattern.

Where did the Black slaves come from? They came from Zionist Slave traders. The slave traders weren't Christian. They weren't white. They were your people (A similar vein we see today in the exploitation of Children on Epstein Island - most were Zionist, every victim was Christian)

Zionists want mass migration because in the west because they are still pissed off at Rome for destroying their stupid temple, and their civilization. Not a lot has changed since Spain where your people were opening the gates to the Moors.

Whats great about the Gaza and Lebanon genocides is the whole world can watch your games. No one under 40 supports Israel. We are done.

So you agree you hadn't even done a quick search before your previous comment. Good chance you haven't bothered actually checking any of your other facts in this comment as well.

> They were your people

German and Irish Catholics? "My people" (the ones I'm directly related to) enlisted with the Union soon after arriving, and their bretheren in the South were often killed by white Christian slaveholders in the US Civil War. But I guess you'll also tell me the US Civil War had nothing to do with slavery at all. Despite being white and Christian they were often persecuted at the time even in the North.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treue_der_Union_Monument

> The slave traders weren't Christian. They weren't white.

Absolute drivel completely divorced from easily looked up history. Even more disconnected from reality as "nobody spoke Spanish in the US" and "The US was 95% white in 1980". You should try doing a quick search on this "fact" as well. Many were white. Many were Christian. Not all, for sure, but many.