What Is Critical Immigration Theory? | 5 Minute Videos

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I’m going to tell you what “the next big thing” is going to be.

I’m going to tell you because I want you to be prepared for it.

I know what it is, not because I have the power to look into the future, but because I know how the left thinks. And if you know how the left thinks, it’s obvious.

Are you ready?

Critical Immigration Theory.

No, not Critical Race Theory, CRT. Critical Immigration Theory, C-I-T.

Let me explain.

After George Floyd died in May 2020, the left unleashed Critical Race Theory upon America. It had been floating around academic circles for decades, but the Floyd incident—thanks to the left-leaning media—brought it into the mainstream.

The idea behind Critical Race Theory was that virtually every aspect of American life is now, and always has been, determined by systemic racism. The true founding of America was in 1619 when the first slaves arrived, slave labor built the country, America got rich by exploiting black people, and so on.

The view on the left is you either accept this theory, or you’re a racist.

Critical Colonial Theory sees the world as a product of colonial exploitation. Europeans got rich by taking advantage of weaker countries in Africa, Asia, and South America.

You either accept this theory or, again, you’re a racist.

Critical Feminist Theory sees the world as the product of the exploitation of women.

You either accept this theory, or you’re a sexist.

Getting the hang of it?

Critical Theory applied to mass illegal immigration will follow the same formula. It will start from a human rights perspective—having compassion for the poor and oppressed people of the world.

But that’s not what it’s really about. It’s really about targeting national citizenship