The Great Ethnic American Displacement – Part X: The Immigration Conquest (Parts V–IX United)

A Single, Digestible Reckoning with the Quietest Conquest in History

Our forefathers crossed an ocean in wooden ships, bled the British at Yorktown, and wrote a Constitution that began “We the People of the United States.” Two centuries later, their posterity is being replaced—one illegal entry, one H-1B visa, one chain petition, and one hospital delivery at a time.

This is not charity. This is not “nation of immigrants” nostalgia. This is conquest by crib, by cubicle, and by congressional visa stamp.

What follows is the complete synthesis of Parts V through IX of The Great American Displacement. Five installments, hundreds of government documents, and one inescapable conclusion: the immigration pipeline is now the primary engine erasing the Ethnic American nation defined in the Naturalization Act of 1790 and its posterity.

The Five-Stage Pipeline in Brutal Detail

Stage	Mechanism	Annual Scale (2023–2025 avg.)	Cumulative Since Hart-Celler 1965	Multiplier from the Migration Policy Institute (MPI)	Direct Cost to Ethnic Americans
1. Illegal Entry	Illegal crossings + CHNV parole + visa overstays	2.3M encounters + 700k got-aways + 500k parole	50–60 million net	N/A	$150–200B yearly remittances, border towns turned into war zones
2. Professional Displacement	H-1B, L-1, OPT, O-1, EB-1/2/3	500k+ new non-immigrant workers + 150k employment green cards	12–15 million	3–5 chained relatives each	Ethnic American STEM/medical/engineering graduates deported from their own professions
3. Working-Class Erosion	Low-skill illegal + refugee + TPS + LPR	700k–1.2M low-wage entries yearly	20–25 million	5–10 relatives each	Real wages for non-college men lower than 1973; entire trades turned monolingual Spanish
4. Multiplication	Family-preference chain migration	1.0–1.2 million chain visas per year	40+ million	Built-in exponential growth	Neighborhoods, schools, and counties flipped in <20 years
5. Ignition	Anchor babies + birth tourism	255,000–290,000 births yearly to illegal/temporary mothers	12–15 million since 1965	12–20 additional immigrants per child → 3.1–5.8 million per annual cohort	$1.2–$2.4 million lifetime fiscal drain per child; Midwest-sized invasion locked in by 2045
TOTAL	All mechanisms combined	≈4.5–5.5 million new foreign nationals & chain starters per year	134–165 million net foreign-born & descendants since 1965	250–400+ million additional population pressure by 2100 via chains alone	Complete displacement of the historic American nation in the lifetime of children born today

That bottom row is the one you screenshot and post every time someone says “it’s only a few million people” or “demography isn’t destiny.”

The Raw Arithmetic of Inheritance Theft: In 1965, Ethnic Americans (non-Hispanic Whites, the direct posterity of the 1790 Act’s “free white persons”) numbered 163 million—84% of a 194 million nation. Fast-forward to late 2025: That same lineage has grown by just 28 million through natural increase alone, to 191 million today (now a diluted 56% of a 342 million behemoth).

Now add the pipeline’s 134–165 million net non-European foreign-born and descendants since Hart-Celler to the 1965 Ethnic base: 297–328 million. This is the stark math of replacement—our ancestors’ stock, stagnant at +28 million over six decades of sub-replacement fertility, utterly swamped by 134–165 million newcomers and their offspring, bloating the nation while turning Ethnic Americans from an overwhelming supermajority into a besieged plurality, their inheritance stolen one chain link and crib at a time.

Do the math on the Biden–Harris years alone: 8.7 million encounters → 1.2–1.5 million new anchor babies by 2025 → 14–30 million additional chain immigrants by 2045. That is the population of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin combined—delivered not by tanks, but by maternity wards.

The Scale of the Post-1965 Transformation

In 1965, the United States was roughly 90 % of European descent, with an immigration flow of fewer than 150,000 per year, overwhelmingly European, and a border that was effectively controlled. Sixty years later the country is on the verge of becoming majority non-white, has admitted more than 80 million legal immigrants and tolerated 50–60 million illegal entries, and has watched its historic population shrink from nine-tenths to barely half of the total. The five installments summarized here document exactly how that happened, sector by sector, policy by policy.

Stage 1 – The Invasion (Part V)

The border is not “broken.” It is working exactly as designed by people who hate you. Catch-and-release, NGO coaching, and 600+ sanctuary jurisdictions turned a controllable frontier into a conveyor belt. The same administration that locked down nursing homes in 2020 left the national front door wide open for military-age males and pregnant women alike.

The illegal component alone is staggering. Since fiscal year 2000, Customs and Border Protection has recorded more than 55 million encounters at the borders; at least 12 million of those individuals were released into the interior. “Got-aways” (those who evaded detection entirely) are conservatively estimated at another 12–15 million since 2021. The result is an illegal-alien population that most demographers now place between 22 and 30 million.

Cost estimates range from $150 billion to $450 billion per year in combined federal, state, and local spending on medical care, education, welfare, law enforcement, and incarceration. The average illegal-headed household receives roughly $28,000 more in government services than it pays in taxes. Ninety-plus percent of the current illegal flow originates in Latin America, Africa, and Asia; none of it is European.

Stage 2 – The White-Collar Replacement (Part VI)

While the border chaos dominates headlines, a quieter but equally devastating takeover has occurred in the salaried class. Between the H-1B visa, the OPT extension, the L-1 intracompany transfer, and various smaller programs, roughly 150,000–250,000 new foreign workers enter the high-skill labor market every single year. Over 70 % come from India and China. In computer-related occupations the foreign-born share now exceeds 50 % in many metropolitan areas and reaches 75–80 % at the largest tech firms.

Native STEM wages have been essentially flat in real terms since the late 1990s while corporate profits in the sector have exploded. Age discrimination lawsuits against the largest tech companies routinely reveal internal documents boasting about the cost savings of replacing mid-career Americans with younger, indentured foreign workers who cannot easily change employers.

Your grandson with the 145 IQ and 4.0 GPA from State U is now competing against an unlimited pool of 22-year-old Indian H-1Bs willing to work for 40 % less and never complain because their visa is chained to the employer. Disney, Intel, Abbott, Pfizer—every household name made Ethnic American engineers train their cheaper replacements or forfeit severance. This is not capitalism. This is ethnic cleansing with PowerPoint.

Stage 3 – The Blue-Collar Erasure (Part VII)

Construction, meatpacking, agriculture, trucking, landscaping, and hospitality have been almost completely transformed. In construction, 42 % of the workforce is now foreign-born; in meat processing the figure exceeds 60 %. Real wages in many of these trades are lower today than they were in 1973, despite massive increases in productivity and housing costs.

The federal government itself subsidizes the process: refugee resettlement contractors place large numbers of low-skill arrivals directly into meatpacking and poultry plants at wages that no American will accept, then supplement the income with food stamps, Medicaid, and housing vouchers effectively turning taxpayers into corporate HR departments.

Trucking has become especially dangerous. More than 200,000 commercial driver’s licenses have been issued to individuals who entered during the recent border surge, many through documented “CDL mills” that sell licenses for cash with no real testing. Fatal accidents involving foreign-born truckers have risen sharply in the last five years.

The construction site, the meatpacking plant, the roofing crew—once the proud domain of the same European stock that built Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati—are now Spanish-speaking monocultures. Real wages for American men without a college degree are lower today than in 1973. That is not an economic mystery. That is deliberate policy.

Stage 4 – The Chain That Never Ends (Part VIII)

The 1965 Act replaced national-origins quotas with “family reunification” as the dominant principle. The practical result is unlimited chain migration: one adult legal immigrant can sponsor spouses, minor children, parents, and adult siblings; those relatives can then sponsor their own spouses and children, and the process repeats indefinitely.

Since 1980, roughly two-thirds of all legal immigration has been chain migration rather than skills-based. A single lucky lottery winner or asylee routinely brings in 20+ additional relatives over the course of a lifetime. The waiting list for certain countries (Mexico, India, Philippines) already stretches 20–100 years, guaranteeing continued pressure for amnesty and further chain expansion.

Every legal immigrant admitted since 1965 has sponsored an average of five to eight relatives; anchor babies sponsor twelve to twenty. One elderly parent on SSI + Medicare instantly consumes more tax dollars than they paid in a lifetime of payroll taxes. Multiply by tens of millions.

Stage 5 – Anchor Babies & the Cradle Conquest (Part IX)

Approximately 300,000–400,000 children are born annually in the United States to illegal-alien or temporary-visitor mothers. Each automatically receives U.S. citizenship under current interpretation of the 14th Amendment, instantly qualifying the entire family for means-tested benefits and creating a future chain-migration bridgehead.

Birth tourism from China, Russia, and Nigeria has become a multi-billion-dollar industry. Hospitals along the southern border report that 30–70 % of deliveries are to non-resident mothers. The lifetime fiscal cost of each such birth (education, medical, welfare, incarceration) is estimated at $1.5–2.5 million in present value.

A woman flies in from Shanghai on a tourist visa at 36 weeks pregnant, pays cash for a C-section in Irvine, California, and flies home three weeks later. Her child—now a U.S. citizen—will sponsor seven to eleven relatives in 2046. A Honduran woman wades the Rio Grande at eight months pregnant, is released the same day, and delivers in McAllen on your dime. Her first child sponsors seventeen relatives by 2044. This is not immigration. This is colonization with a hospital bracelet.

The Fourteenth Amendment was written for freed slaves, not border-crossers. Its author, Senator Jacob Howard, explicitly excluded “foreigners, aliens” who owe allegiance elsewhere. Forty developed countries have already ended unrestricted birthright citizenship since 1980. We remain one of the last two holdouts—because both parties profit from the replacement.

Combined Demographic Impact Since 1965

Putting the five streams together:

Illegal entries & amnesties: 50-60 million
Legal chain migration since 1965: 40+ million
High-skill contract workers (many of whom adjust to green cards): 12-15 million
Blue Collar workers – 20–25 million
Refugee/asylum grants that trigger chains: 5–7 million
Anchor babies + their subsequent chains: 12–15 million additional

Total post-1965 immigration-derived population increase: 134–165 million, with the overwhelming majority non-European. The historic American core population has not grown in absolute numbers since the early 1970s; every net gain in U.S. population since then has been immigration-driven.

The Bottom Line

The United States is undergoing the largest sustained population replacement in recorded history, executed entirely through legal and administrative mechanisms that were sold to the public as minor reforms. No conquest in pre-modern times moved this many people this quickly without a single shot being fired in anger.

The policies documented in these five parts, illegal invasion, white-collar visa outsourcing, blue-collar wage suppression, unlimited family chain migration, and birthright citizenship for aliens, operate in concert. Each one would be transformative on its own; together they are existential.

The Decalogue of Treason – The Ten Institutions That Delivered the Conquest

Corporations – endless cheap labor, externalized delivery bills
NGOs – billions in grants to coach and ferry the replacement population
Politicians – campaign against it, fund it in the dark
Legacy media – slander anyone who notices the maternity-ward invasion
Universities & Hospitals – birth-tourism cash cows and H-1B staffing mills
Churches – “stranger” sermons while their schools drown in ESL
Globalist bodies – UN compact, Soros networks, “human right” to our citizenship
The Immigration Law Bar – six-figure fees per chain case
Wall Street & the Fed – need endless bodies to service $36 trillion debt
The Courts – 127 years of twisting Wong Kim Ark into a suicide pact

Ten Non-Negotiable Demands to shut down the conquest pipeline

Immediate physical completion of the entire southern border wall and full resumption of Remain in Mexico.
Total termination of all mass-parole programs (CHNV, Afghan, Ukrainian, etc.) – parole returned to individual, case-by-case only.
Nationwide mandatory E-Verify with felony penalties for employers who hire illegal aliens.
Complete moratorium on ALL employment-based immigration (H-1B, H-2A/B, L-1, OPT, etc.) until native-born American unemployment falls below 4 % and real wages rise for two consecutive years.
End automatic birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens and illegal aliens (join the 40+ countries that have already done it).
Repeal all family-chain categories beyond spouses and minor children – no parents, no adult sons/daughters, no siblings, ever.
Permanent sunset of the Diversity Visa Lottery and all refugee resettlement above 10,000 per year.
Defund and dismantle all sanctuary cities/states – zero federal dollars to any jurisdiction that obstructs ICE.
Ten-year re-entry bar made lifetime for anyone previously deported or who overstayed a visa.
Congressional declaration that the post-1965 immigration wave constitutes a national emergency, triggering immediate use of the Impoundment Control Act to freeze every dollar currently spent on migrant processing, housing, welfare, and education until the above measures are law.

These ten steps, fully enacted, would halt the 4.7–5.9 million annual pipeline dead in its tracks and begin the restoration of the historic Ethnic American majority.

No compromises. No half-measures. Total reversal or total replacement.

The Hourglass Is Almost Empty

As this article goes live, the Supreme Court has the birthright citizenship question on its docket. The incoming administration has the executive order on the Resolute Desk. Forty other countries ended this practice with a pen stroke. We can too.

Our ancestors did not sail past icebergs, die of dysentery on the Oregon Trail, or storm Omaha Beach so a woman who broke our laws for nine months and one day could steal their posterity’s birthright with a hospital bracelet.

The chain starts in the cradle. Break it there—or lose everything.

This is not the end of the Great American Displacement series. It is the end of the beginning.

Full series (verify every claim yourself):

All sources—DOJ indictments, CIS fiscal studies, Pew birth data, MPI chain multipliers, DHS parole reports—are linked in the original articles. Dig. Then act. For the posterity of 1790, James