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I live in this neighborhood.

There's a bunch of Ukrainians who live in my neighborhood, and they have Ukrainian flags and everything.

Again, I love this sign, parking for Ukrainians only.

I haven't been able to figure it out for four years what that means.

It's like you care more about Ukraine than the neighborhood that we live in right now.

I don't think you should be here.

I really don't.

And this applies to Ukraine, Cuba, Nicaragua, Iran, Israel.

Anybody's got dual loyalty.

Yes and no, but I think it just ignores the cultural aspect of what I'm trying to get at.

We should not allow people to come here who clearly cannot abandon their loyalties to foreign lands.

And look, I would apply that to Islam.

I would apply that to Islamism.

I would apply that, which I think is incompatible with Western values.

I would also apply it for anybody who wants to accuse me of racism, Jewish supremacism, or anybody who believes in Israeli values.

I really do.

Look, the Theodore Roosevelt quote about hyphenated America, I believe, is fundamentally true.

He said it at a time of ethnic conflagration and problems with Western Europe.

World War I, I mean, the reason why many of these laws like the Sedition Act or Alien Enemies Act traced back to World War I, we had a mass amounts, like, okay, I'm not saying we should have been fighting in the first place.

But you had all these Irish people who were furious that we were fighting on behalf of the British monarchy, right?