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Immigrants to the United States Do Not Harbor Hatred, Says National Review

A recent analysis challenges claims about immigrant attitudes toward America, emphasizing their positive view of the country.

Jul 7, 2026, 7:12 AM National Review

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A recent piece published by the National Review on July 6, 2026, addresses misconceptions about immigrants' feelings toward the United States. The article, titled "Mamdani’s Imaginary America" and authored by Noah Rothman, asserts that immigrants to America do not hate the country. This counters narratives suggesting otherwise and highlights a more nuanced understanding of immigrant perspectives.

The article discusses the concept of "Imaginary America" as presented by Mamdani but clarifies that the reality for immigrants is different from such portrayals. The analysis is rooted in observations about immigrant attitudes and their relationship with the United States.

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National Review, "Mamdani’s Imaginary America," Noah Rothman, July 6, 2026, link

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Overview: This article shows limited framing pressure in the available source text. A recent analysis challenges claims about immigrant attitudes toward America, emphasizing their positive view of the country.

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