It is only a proposed law, and you are correct that it is probably too little, too late.

Liberals are already screaming that the proposal is simply an attempt to "make America White again." Well, I view it as an attempt to mitigate the eight year effort of Obama to "fundamentally transform America."

Transform America how? We know how, By encouraging illegal immigration from Spanish speaking countries to the south of Mexico, and from Mexico. By encouraging immigration of millions of "refugees" from Muslim countries, bringing in people who are insisting upon observing Sharia Law and refusing to assimilate. By refusing to enforce immigration law, and allowing illegal immigrants apprehended by ICE to be released, and not pursuing them when they fail to appear in court. Basically, by diluting the culture brought to America by White Europeans.

I don't agree with the Liberals that the law is intended to make America White Again, quite simply because more and more people all around the world speak English as a second language.

But, to be quite clear, I believe the success of the United States was built upon the society, culture, and religion of White European immigrants. I believe Obama deliberately mounted an attack on our culture for eight years because of his demonstrable antipathy towards our country as discussed in his autobiographical books.

Perhaps the American culture can be salvaged by Trump's emphasis on punishing illegal immigration, and the rapid deportation or incarceration of violent illegal aliens. Build the southern border barrier.

One possible ray of hope is that the Hispanic culture tends to be predominately Catholic, so there are some common religious values there between them and descendants of White European immigrants. Perhaps their impact on the culture would be less. I lived in San Antonio, Texas, for over a half a decade, immersed in Mexican culture. I was quite comfortable because I shared common values with my Mexican friends.

When it comes to assimilating Muslims, the outlook is not as rosy. Now I worked for and with Muslims for a couple of years in a family business, and we got along well. But, they were not "observant" Muslims, just as members of various religions are not strict in their religious practices.

Unlike Jews, who no longer propose to perform certain barbaric punishments pronounced in the Torah, the Muslims still practice extreme punishments as instructed in the Koran. How can "observant" Muslims assimilate into American culture?

Carl in Tampa