
Here’s a clearer, more polished version that keeps the same firm, direct tone: I don’t hate people because of their skin color. I oppose illegal immigration. If you come to this country legally, I have no problem with you, and I welcome you as family. But if you enter this country illegally, I don’t want you here. We all have laws and procedures we’re expected to follow, and nobody should get to bypass them or act as though they’re above the law.
“The main difference between invasion and immigration is whether people are entering a country as a hostile or invading force or moving there to live. Immigration is a neutral term, while invasion usually implies force, aggression, or a threat.” Illegally Crossing the border involves aggression and force and meets the definition of an invasion.
And maybe we’re looking at two different dictionaries, because mine defines it as an invasion. They become an invasive presence when they engage in disproportionate levels of crime, gang violence, property destruction, excessive noise, and other disruptive behavior. The South Africans however you would not even know that they’re not from the USA