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Bienvenida a Somos y Yo Soy All American!
Finally, there is a Movement for All Americans! One focused on solutions, not political propaganda. There are better ways to brighter days. There are solutions, and positions, true to The All American Ideal, the Declaration of Independence, and the Statue of Liberty. There are smarter policies, to help our people, and people from other lands that long to be Americans. There are ways to bring The American Dream to all...if we pursue the right things.
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We feel like too much of today's political posturing blames, and insults, people of Hispanic and other origins. We think this is rude, racist, economically flawed and totally unnecessary. With your help, and better policy, we hope to change this. WeAreAllAmerican.org, along with our sister websites SomosAllAmerican.org and YoSoyAllAmerican.org are honored to welcome you, your family, and ancestor's multi-century contribution to our nation. |
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A Wall Is Not The Answer
It is easy - no, mentally lazy - to blame others for our socioeconomic issues. Such thinking comes from a scarcity mindset. America's issues are not the fault of people who work hard and productively. Our problems are, as we show in our All American Reads, the result of dumb policy, and backward thinking. Walls and tariffs will not make American business more competitive internationally. They do not create jobs or prosperity. Nor, is it good business, economically healthy, or tasteful to alienate 19 out of every 20 customers around the globe.
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These kind of things are keeping large percentages of our people trapped in poverty. If we address these issues, we can create, what we call, The All American Super Economy. We would not consider closing our borders if our economy was booming like it could. We would instead, be opening the gates wider and inviting millions more to come to America to help build an ever more prosperous nation, and world. No, other factors such as bad tax policy, poor educational results, crony capitalism, and government bureaucracies are causing All American goods and services to cost 20-30% more than they should. Address these policy mistakes and All Americans will prosper.! |
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We believe in abundance. We believe hard work and smarter solutions can bring greater wealth and personal freedom to everyone. We detail many of these solutions in our books, deep dives and other educational content. Please take the time to learn more about our ideas. Please consider joining the movement to stay connected and chime in.
Our Position On A Tough Topic
When it comes to immigration, most of today's rhetoric and resentment seems focused on America's southern, not northern, border. This selective enforcement reveals an unprincipled position, particularly when homeland security experts say terrorists are more likely to enter from our northern border, through Canada.
This is one reason why many people feel the push for a wall is mostly rooted in racism (while recognizing that drug trafficking is a legitimate concern). Sadly, Hispanics are far too often the scapegoat, or brunt of this vitriol. It is not fair, but it is reality. As such, the position statement below, is toned more so on this part of the immigration conversation. That does not mean our position is different for people from other parts of the world. We believe the position, to be principled, must be consistent.
There should be no question that all Hispanic-American citizens are endowed with the same God given rights of all others, and that all of the rights outlined in the United States Constitution belong to these countrymen as well. And, while it may be presumptuous to assume the issue of immigration concerns you; if you are such an American, we assume it affects enough people in your life, to make clarifying our views important before considering joining our movement.
What is often in question, though seemingly more so for Hispanics than other immigrants, are the rights of immigrants (legal and "illegal"). We believe the conversation has largely taken a counterproductive, mean-spirited (if not racist), over-politicized, and illogical turn. As such, we would like to explain our stance. You may or may not agree with it, but we do believe it does re-frame the discussion to what we believe are a set of more important criteria to drive future public policy. We hope you agree and would love to hear your opinions and alternative ideas.
If you already are, or want to be, a hard-working American citizen, willing to defend our nation against all others, including in the undesirable event of war against your family's country of origin...we say welcome!
The All American Super Economy needs productive people and good families from all over the world! We always have, and always will! It is one of the strongest strands in the All American DNA. We benefit in new and unique ways of seeing and doing things. Every culture brings fresh ideas. It is a blessing. Greater productivity and wealth creation helps everyone in the end. It gives America the opportunity to incorporate the world's best and brightest solutions. This is nothing, but an advantage, for all of us. We should leverage not lament it. Adding irony is the fact that these days, our nation and our economy need millions more productive young people to support America's aging population.
This is one reason why many people feel the push for a wall is mostly rooted in racism (while recognizing that drug trafficking is a legitimate concern). Sadly, Hispanics are far too often the scapegoat, or brunt of this vitriol. It is not fair, but it is reality. As such, the position statement below, is toned more so on this part of the immigration conversation. That does not mean our position is different for people from other parts of the world. We believe the position, to be principled, must be consistent.
There should be no question that all Hispanic-American citizens are endowed with the same God given rights of all others, and that all of the rights outlined in the United States Constitution belong to these countrymen as well. And, while it may be presumptuous to assume the issue of immigration concerns you; if you are such an American, we assume it affects enough people in your life, to make clarifying our views important before considering joining our movement.
What is often in question, though seemingly more so for Hispanics than other immigrants, are the rights of immigrants (legal and "illegal"). We believe the conversation has largely taken a counterproductive, mean-spirited (if not racist), over-politicized, and illogical turn. As such, we would like to explain our stance. You may or may not agree with it, but we do believe it does re-frame the discussion to what we believe are a set of more important criteria to drive future public policy. We hope you agree and would love to hear your opinions and alternative ideas.
If you already are, or want to be, a hard-working American citizen, willing to defend our nation against all others, including in the undesirable event of war against your family's country of origin...we say welcome!
The All American Super Economy needs productive people and good families from all over the world! We always have, and always will! It is one of the strongest strands in the All American DNA. We benefit in new and unique ways of seeing and doing things. Every culture brings fresh ideas. It is a blessing. Greater productivity and wealth creation helps everyone in the end. It gives America the opportunity to incorporate the world's best and brightest solutions. This is nothing, but an advantage, for all of us. We should leverage not lament it. Adding irony is the fact that these days, our nation and our economy need millions more productive young people to support America's aging population.
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We believe the conversation should be focused on something other than race, and/or country of origin. To us, the question is simply...Do you pledge your allegiance to this country, or another? If you are fully vested in America, we believe All Americans should be happy to invest in you.
By contrast, if you merely want to work in our country, and are unwilling to defend our nation, we suggest an alternative arrangement is more appropriate. If you are not fully vested in America, it is not fair, or ethical, to take advantage of the hard work, resources and safety provided by our citizens. It may be fine for you to work here, but then, the expense of these benefits should fall upon you and your employer. If your contribution to their business is such that they are willing to pay you well enough to educate and fully care for you and your family, fantastic. We can welcome you on a worker visa. |
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We believe there is a meaningful difference between someone who is fully vested, and someone who simply wants to benefit from our economy, healthcare and educational system. If you are such an individual, it is understandable, but it is not a right. Different rules should apply. We do not believe in dual citizenship either. One's citizenship should not be a split decision. We believe people should make a choice. If you consider yourself, and want to remain, a citizen of another country, we wonder if you should instead be working to bring what you like about America to the country you pledge your allegiance to.
So, the long and short of our position is that we welcome those who deeply want to be an American citizen, but believe in maintaining a more tourist/business-like relationship with those who consider themselves visitors and/or citizens of other countries.
So, the long and short of our position is that we welcome those who deeply want to be an American citizen, but believe in maintaining a more tourist/business-like relationship with those who consider themselves visitors and/or citizens of other countries.