Stephan:   We are a nation of immigrants, everyone even Native Americans descend from people who came from somewhere else. Eight of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were immigrants. Our national energy has come from immigrants who came here determined to create a better life for themselves and their families. Your family for instance. Here are seven truths about immigration compiled by Robert Reich. They may be true but increasingly I see these truths being lost in a sea of racism, arising I believe from the existential fear that we are becoming a majority minority country; something that will happen early in the 2040s.  Further exacerbating these fears is the growing movement towards gender equality, which about a third of the men in the U.S. find very threatening. I follow this closely because it is affecting virtually every developed democratic state in the world, as well as many non-democratic ones, and we are just at the beginning of this trend. In 2017 there were 68 and a half million  people on the move. The UN predicts that before the end of the century there will be over 760 million refugees running away from climate change and the social instability it produces. If immigration is producing as much stress as it already does in the U.S. and other nations, what do you think the situation will be like when there are over 11 times as many people on the move?