Off topic slightly, but it's in the same ballpark so I'm sharing. The comments here have largely devolved into 'you're a white male so everything you say on this subject is racist'. I would therefore suggest you watch this interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the Somali-born author, former Dutch politician and prominent critic of Islamism. She discusses the riots in France, the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood, and what she believes is the failure of Western governments to maintain law and order.

Drawing on her extraordinary journey from Somalia to Europe, Hirsi Ali also discusses the differences between Western societies and the countries from which many asylum seekers originate, her own experience of claiming asylum in the Netherlands, and why she believes Europe's immigration system is fundamentally broken.

They also discuss the influence of Islam on British institutions, the future of Christianity in the West, and the growing debate over English identity and demographic change.

I believe it's relevant here because although this post hasn't focused on Islam, here is a black woman saying things that a white male would be labelled as racist for saying – and although the conversation is largely about Europe, the same argument could be applied to the immigration conversation in the US.

It's over an hour long, less if you watch at 1.25x, but I recommend it.