The double standards embedded in America's immigration enforcement is more clear than ever. What we're witnessing isn't just flawed policy - it's the latest chapter in a tale as old as time: racism masquerading as national interest. For generations, America has used its laws to enforce social hierarchies, often built on racial lines. From who gets welcomed to who gets punished, who is feared versus who is forgiven. The patterns don't lie. Immigration enforcement, like so many other areas of American law, reveals a deeper, uncomfortable truth: it's less about justice and more about preserving power. We know the system is broken, but what's worse, is that it's also working just as intended.