A provocative examination of immigration, prejudice, and the forces that divide us.
Immigration is a contentious issue, fueling commentators and politicians who exploit our fears. James O'Brien challenges this frenzy, questioning whether the faceless group of 'immigrants' truly exists or if it's a myth appealing to our basest instincts. He argues that ugly prejudices are fed by professionals profiting from fear and division.
O'Brien urges common sense, highlighting how the immigration debate insults those who seek understanding. He dismantles the myth of 'immigrants' as a separate entity, asserting that there is only 'we.' This polemic encourages readers to recognize our shared humanity and resist the forces that seek to divide us.