Fernando Nanda Torres Guilty of Murdering Michael Barragan as He Left 2010 House Party

I realize the California public education system has fallen from first in the nation to 3rd from the bottom in the U.S. while the nation's public education system as a whole fell from first in the world to 27th place despite spending more than twice as much in real dollars (e.g. after adjusting for inflation) but even you should be able realize that in real life (unlike algebra) two negatives don't equal a positive. So I shall simply disregard your red herrings.

Nobody's blaming the immigration system for gang violence numbnuts. We're blaming the failure to employ the immigration system for a higher rate of gang violence and that is based on the statistical data and observable reality.

The FBI 2011 threat assessment publication clearly shows that 36.39% of all gang violence in the U.S. is a result of Mexican gangs and Mexican criminal organizations. http://www.fbi.gov/stats-servi...

Mexicans comprise about 2/3 of the Hispanic population in the United States with the entire Hispanic population comprising 16.3% of the U.S. population as of 2012.

I don't know to what extent you can do basic arithmetic having been denied a good education (a result of massive illegal immigration swamping the California public education system with the poorest and most ignorant Latin America has to offer and public unions that don't hire and retain based on performance); however, I'll assume you can at least add and subtract.

The statistics clearly show that Mexicans in the U.S. (I'm using the word to represent both Mexican citizens and U.S. citizens of Mexican origin for the purpose of making this point) are responsible for an inordinate amount of gang violence far exceeding their demographic as a percentage of the U.S. population.

Since you obviously never studied social science adequately, I'll share that with you as well. Sociologists assert that members of a culture must conform to its norms for the culture to exist and function well. And the better those norms are, the greater they benefit society.

It is observable that ours were better before the massive influx of illegal immigrants having taken us much farther as a nation than the country's the illegals sought to escape from. 

But in order for that to occur, they must be taught what those social norms and values are with the expectation that they will follow them and pass them on to their children.

You see numbnuts, in a well-functioning society people cooperate like a system of interconnected parts because they believe it is the "right thing to do." We call this the "social contract." Sociological studies show that people internalize the norms and values (e.g. social contract) of a society to the degree that a society actively imparts them. This is a primary purpose of a nation's immigration system. 

If internalization and socialization fail to produce a positive social conformity, the social contract deteriorates (exactly what we've seen occur due to both massive illegal immigration along with the decline of our traditional culture with its values and norms) and some form of “social control” is eventually needed. Social control may take the form of ostracism, fines, punishments, and even imprisonment.

My point is that millions of immigrants simply bypassed the entire process created by our government and society to accomplish exactly that and retained the very norms rooted in the poor performing societies they were seeking to escape from and passed those on to their children. Even their loyalties, in many cases, are not even to this country. 

(Note that historically, America has referred to the United States of America with the term American often relating solely to the people, language, and culture found within the United States of America and that is how I am using the term). 

And what has been the result? Millions upon millions of illegal immigrants have illegally entered the U.S. and propagated. In large portions of the Southwest United States today, gone is the Americanism along with much of the American dream.

In their place are sprawling concrete urban barrios held by criminal gangs while our judicial system, social safety nets, public education system, etc... are stretched to the breaking point.   

Because they completely bypassed the system of immigration responsible for their education, enculturation, etc..., the U.S. has been partially transformed into the dysfunctional places they sought to escape from rather than them being transformed into the America they entered... an America which was a great forward-thinking, homogenous, safe, and educationally challenging one to grow up in... even right in Los Angeles County in those days. 

These are the facts and as such: they are irrefutable. We can talk about your red herrings another time as they certainly do represent a different discussion than this one after you've had time to digest these truths. 

In the meanwhile, I fully expect you'll spout back a bunch of nonsense that represents your best thinking. Stupid people don't change overnight.