The erosion of borders threatens national security from "summary" of The Death of the West by Patrick J. Buchanan
The erosion of borders is an existential threat to the security of our nation. When we fail to secure our borders, we invite in a multitude of dangers that undermine the very foundation of our society. Illegal immigrants flood into our country, bringing with them crime, disease, and a disregard for the rule of law. These individuals strain our resources, overburden our welfare system, and contribute to the breakdown of our communities. Furthermore, the erosion of borders allows terrorists and other malicious actors to easily enter our country undetected. They exploit our lax security measures to plan and execute attacks that threaten the lives of innocent Americans. We have already seen the devastating consequences of this negligence, and we cannot afford to let ...
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