Charlie Kirk began his political life as a small-government libertarian, but gradually embraced an America-First, conservative view on migration that is built around the pocketbook and civic needs of young Americans.
“He was a representative of the young people in the marketplace of ideas,” said Gabe Guidarini, a student at the University of Dayton and chairman of the Ohio College Republican Federation. “He absolutely did contribute to the shift that we’ve seen on immigration issues, especially among young people.”
In the same conversation, Kirk also rejected the “Nation of Immigrants” narrative created in the 1950s by pro-migration advocates…
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