[Regulator]

we have no legal basis whatsoever to push Hispanics out of the country

If they are nationalists loyal to other nations and they are a threat to the existence of our nation, then yes we do

the vast majority of Hispanics in the U.S. are American Citizens just like me and I assume you

Only because of the misinterpretation of the 14th amendment regarding the children of illegal aliens. If you discount them, then no, I don't buy that at all. Maybe a small plurality are legal, but the numbers I've seen are something like

• 44 million or so "hispanics" or "latinos" - both names invented by the U.S. government
• 20 million or so illegal aliens, about 85 - 90% of whom fit the above ethnic category

In short, most hispanics in the U.S. - i.e., Mexicans, since that's 90% of the hispanic immigration contingent for over 90 years - are either illegal aliens or the children and grandchildren of illegal aliens. There is no way you get to the current numbers when you count legal immigration from Mexico, which really only skyrocketed after the 1994 peso collapse and the implementation of the 1986 amnesty.

So no, I don't agree that most are our "brethern in arms".

[trumandogz]

If they are nationalists loyal to other nations and they are a threat to the existence of our nation, then yes we do

Again, most are U.S. citizens and there is no law stating that someone cannon celebrate their Hispanic heritage, African heritage or Irish heritage.

Only because of the misinterpretation of the 14th amendment regarding the children of illegal aliens.

For the last 120 years the SCOTUS has not areed with you on the 14th and simply, that is not going to change in either of our lifetimes.

The only option is to pass a Constitutional Amendment to revoke the 14th Amendment but that is not going to happen in my lifetime, your lifetime or the by the time your great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandchild draws their last breath.