The phrase country of immigrants frames a familiar public debate. In this episode, I challenge that framing and argue for putting citizenship at the center of the discussion.
I explain my position on citizenship, belonging, and the desire to become American, then examine the rhetoric used in arguments about immigration. The episode lays out why I draw a distinction between arriving in a country and becoming one of its citizens.
Show Notes:
[01:41] Point 1: Citizenship as the central frame of my argument.
[09:21] Point 2: Belonging and the desire to become American.
[14:37] Point 3: My critique of the rhetoric around immigration.
[18:30] Recap
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