<human>: I am finding that there is increased hatred towards illegal immigrants and even first generation naturalized citizens within my community.  I have always been the type to judge whether or not I like a person on an indivdiual basis but there seems to be much more stereotyping and gross generalization of the entire race of Hispanic people in America.

We are a nation of immigrants and I believe that the majority of people coming into the country and looking for ways to better their life and the life of their families.  They are also performing jobs that the majority of Americans, dispite the unemployment rate, would not do.  Others believe that it leans much more the other way, that for every one Spanish person there are 5 who come here, do not assimilate, crank out babies and get on Medicaid.  

I am not a proponent of opening up the borders and I do not like the fact that illegal immigrants come and reap the benefits of being in America without putting forth an effort to learn the language or assimilate to our culture at all.  I also do not think that American's need to be so ego driven that we want them to abandon who they are since in all honesty many Hispanic nations have a richer culture than America.  I guess I am just confused about what the percentage is of people here to receive a better opportunity and to make a better life for their family, and the people who come over, do not make any attempt to learn English or work within the system to generate taxes for the work they perform.  Also, how much is the American business owner who employs these people to blame?

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<bot>: I want to believe in the American Dream.  That people still come to America searching for a better life.  Am I naive?