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Episode length: 1h 9m
Mass immigration, assimilation, and national identity are reshaping political debates across the West.
Nick Freitas joins “The Midterm Report” to discuss his new documentary, “The Immigration Crisis That Will Destroy the West,” which examines how Britain has changed in recent decades and what lessons its experience could hold for the United States.
Freitas argues that one of the quickest ways to destabilize a nation is to give it an identity crisis. Drawing on his travels across the United Kingdom, he discusses immigration, assimilation, cultural differences, and why he believes Americans should pay attention to what is happening in Britain.
Freitas also weighs in on the constitutional amendments before Virginia voters and discusses what Americans can do in their own families, communities, and political institutions.
Also on the program, Rob Bluey is joined by Daily Signal state correspondents Joe Thomas, Rebecca Downs, and Emily Madeiros for the latest from Virginia, Ohio, and Texas. They break down key races and ballot measures, as well as the issues driving voters ahead of Election Day, including immigration, data centers, and the battle for control of Congress.
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