When Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign last year and made immigration its centerpiece, he was derided by not only liberals and the national media but also by the Republican Establishment. Yet he did not capitulate, and today, thanks to his stance, millions of Americans are increasingly realizing the problems and dangers of mass immigration. It is about time.

It is an absolute fallacy that if someone is against mass immigration then he must be a xenophobe or a racist. For the record, I am an immigrant and a naturalized American (I also happen to be brown-skinned) — yet I am against mass immigration. Such a stance is realistic — not racist. Let me explain.