Victor Davis Hanson: Immigrants Should Assimilate, Not Change the Constitution

Europe has never had a true multiracial society. Socialism, weak defense, delayed marriage and homeownership, and limited class mobility make assimilation difficult.

Bringing in people with different values and religions creates friction—and history shows it rarely works.

Europe’s experiment is a warning to America: celebrate culture, preserve values, insist on shared identity, or face chaos.