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VP Vance: Immigration Threatens U.S. Social Fabric, Proposes 50,000 Annual Limit

VP Vance believes immigration threatens American culture. He proposes a significant reduction in legal immigration and praises Trump's foreign policy.

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2025 October 31 . 5:10 AM

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JD Vance, the newly elected Vice President, has expressed his views on immigration and foreign policy at a recent event hosted by Erika Kirk, widow of Turning Point USA's founder Charlie Kirk. Vance believes that immigration poses a threat to the social fabric of the United States. He thinks that immigrants should assimilate into American culture. He criticized former President Joe Biden's immigration policies, stating that they allowed too many people into the country. Vance proposed that the optimal number of legal immigrants the United States should accept annually is around 50,000, a significant reduction from current levels. He advocated for a reduction in legal immigration, reflecting his concern about the impact of immigration on the country. Vance also spoke against American deaths in 'unnecessary foreign conflicts'. He praised President Donald Trump's Middle East diplomacy, suggesting that Trump's approach was more beneficial to the United States. Vance's views on immigration and foreign policy reflect his concern for the social fabric of the United States. His proposal to reduce the number of legal immigrants and his praise for Trump's Middle East diplomacy indicate a shift in the administration's approach to these issues. Erika Kirk, who introduced Vance at the event, urged young Christian conservatives to courageously fight for their beliefs despite social consequences, reflecting the event's broader theme of conservative values.