I couldn't care less what color anyone is, or where they come from, but when the govt is spending stolen money to advertize welfare programs, via the VOA, in Central & South American countries disrupted by US interventions, and then telling them to watch CNN to learn English, & shipping them to different states, & then bussing non citizens to the polls in order for further tip elections in favor of bigger govt so they can steal & spend more, it's pretty hard not to see that as something which should be opposed. And I don't even think elections are a solution to anything.
Obama was in some interview prior to his election, that I'm sure I will never be able to find now, but he explained that the goal was to bring people in & eventually overwhelm all of the welfare & healthcare & education systems so that everything could then be radically changed for the better. Of course his idea of "better" was universal healthcare & UBI & whatever which are just even less sustainable forms of socialism than the systems they want to overwhelm.
Notice that the same advocates of open border policies freak out when the sort of poor, uneducated people they are trying to bring in end up in their area.
Foreigners (from wherever) are an important part of any socialist revolution because the lack of shared culture makes it easy to make them believe others are hostile toward them, & it's easy to get reactions that make it marginally true. So then when socialist policies need enforcing you have people ready to force things on the opposing group. Many of the horrors of the Soviet Union were only possible because they internally sent armies from one country/culture to attack dissidents from another country/culture.
I personally have zero problem with anyone who actually comes here to work. Working in residential construction, it's very clear that people who actually come to work are very valuable. But politically speaking there are also some very nefarious things being done.
