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Immigrant Critics Undermine US Values, Writer Argues
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The author argues that some individuals who received refuge in America, such as Rep. Ilhan Omar and Mayor Zohran Mamdani, now seek to dismantle the country's institutions. This is contrasted with Holocaust survivors and their descendants, like artist Morris Katz, who expressed deep gratitude by contributing to American society. The piece emphasizes the importance of protecting democratic values and institutions as Americans prepare to vote on November 3, warning against extremism and the erosion of freedom.
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- The author argues some refugees now seek to dismantle American institutions that protected them.
- Rep. Ilhan Omar and Mayor Zohran Mamdani are cited as examples of individuals benefiting from U.S. refuge.
- Holocaust survivors and their descendants, like artist Morris Katz, showed profound gratitude by contributing to America.
- Katz refused to sell a portrait of JFK, instead creating a collection honoring U.S. presidents.
- The article urges voters to protect democratic values and institutions ahead of the November 3 elections.
- The author warns against extremism and the erosion of constitutional principles.
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