In the 7/17 TFP, Mr. Bennett had a cartoon in the editorial section showing the Statue of Liberty with her torch on the ground, holding a sign with the word France, and her right hand out to hitch a ride back to France. This clearly represents the liberal view of immigration control efforts currently under consideration, and which we seem to be losing from a conservative point of view.
The purpose of Liberty, however, had nothing to do with immigration. She was a gift from France for three reasons (A) to commemorate the lasting friendship between France and the U.S.A. (B) to commemorate our signing of the Declaration of Independence, and (C) to honor the U.S.A. for having created a viable democracy.
Liberty was dedicated in 1886. Seventeen years later the passage “Give me your tired, etc.” was added on a plaque affixed to Liberty’s base This is where the concept of open borders has become a part of Liberty’s purpose. It had, and still has, no such relationship to Liberty’s original intent.
Al Hockert
Hixson
https://www.chattanoogan.com/2019/7/30/393874/The-Statue-Of-Liberty-s-Original-Intent.aspx
2019-07-31 02:55:25Z
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