Zachary Faria: The Left's Obsession With Illegal Immigration Gets Weirder

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I'd like to point out, yet again, that I pointed out 20 years ago that the left was moving closer and closer to an open-borders position. I got nothing but flack for that. But, as is now obvious, I was right.

But even that was merely to say, in effect, that the left no longer considered illegal immigration a bad thing.

As Faria points out, the left has now shot past that position and moved--as the left almost always does--further left. Now it seems to think that illegal immigration is a positive good.

This is a known sub-theme of the left's ceaseless move leftward: what they once argue should be tolerated they later argue is good...then obligatory. This is related to their known defensive/offensive arc: when they're busted doing something, they first deny they're doing it. Then they say that they're doing it, but it's ok. Then that they're doing it...and it's a good thing!...then that it's obligatory...then that it's impossible not to do it... (See, e.g.: CRT, restrictions on free speech, the rejection of objectivity).