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dian income is more than double that of the U.S. — and overall foreign-born populations, and their likelihood of living in poverty is half that of these groups.”

Hostin cited visa-overstayers, and there are a fair amount from Canada. But, again, they are travelers and students coming from a relatively affluent, welleducated country and so are unlikely to be mixed up with, say, prison gangs. What’s the French-Canadian equivalent of Tren de Aragua?

Of course, every illegal immigrant should be subject to deportation, but however we draw the line, the criminal migrant, as Hostin put it, is never going to look how she and fellow race-obsessed commentators want.

The logic of their view is that it’s racist to keep out non-white illegal immigrants, racist to make them go, and, at the end of the day, racist to have a country that takes its borders seriously.

And they wonder why they are losing.

Rich Lowry is editor of the National Review.

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