I appreciate you putting your opinion out there, but I do disagree, and I hope you will hear me out on my perspective.

• It's good that you acknowledge that everyone does have prejudices, but I feel it's unfair to say you only judge people based on their character. There are a lot of societally ingrained prejudices that exist subconsciously within everyone.

• There is not a finite amount of labor, so the idea of undocumented immigrants "taking people's jobs" is not grounded in reality. (Lump of labor fallacy)

• While it is true that with how things currently are, undocumented citizens can work for lower wages, which does negatively impact other working people, keeping undocumented citizens out is not the only solution. As a country we could provide amnesty to the undocumented citizens that are currently here, which would require employers to pay them the same rate as their other employees, which would solve this problem.

• The issue of the price of housing seems to be artificial (not on your end, just as a whole), due to the fact that there are currently more empty homes than there are homeless people. The problem with housing is an underlying issue beyond immigration.

• The rest of what you wrote is merely a matter of values, so nothing in particular I can say to oppose it, aside from that I don't believe America should resemble an exclusive clique.

Thank you for your time, and consideration of a differing perspective.