SNAKE 102: Samuel Sey, Immigration, and the Failure of Multiculturalism

We're back! After an extended hiatus, Snake on the Table returns with a controversial discussion sparked by Samuel Sey's detention by ICE.

We examine the state of American immigration, the consequences of the Hart–Celler Act of 1965, and the distinction between legal citizenship and cultural assimilation. We also make the case for revisiting America's immigration policies, including remigration and denaturalization.

Along the way, we challenge the ideology of multiculturalism, discuss national identity and cultural preservation, and address a question Christians must wrestle with: How do we distinguish our spiritual unity in Christ from our earthly national identities?

Can Christians love their foreign-born brothers in Christ while advocating for their return to their homelands? We argue that these commitments are not contradictory.

The snake is back on the table.