Israel, Mexico, Europe and Giving Thanks in America

Part history, part political analysis, and part memoir, 'Mexifornia' is an intensely personal work by Victor Davis Hanson. The book explores how massive illegal immigration from Mexico has altered California and the entire nation over the past quarter century. Hanson admires the ambition and vigor of immigrants but criticizes the disordered immigration policies that have led to the current situation. He highlights the harm these policies cause to both the immigrants and the broader American society, while remaining hopeful that traditions of integration, assimilation, and intermarriage can remedy the predicament created by politicians and ideologues.

In this book, Victor Davis Hanson presents a case for the presidency of Donald Trump, analyzing his policies, actions, and the context in which he operated. Hanson, a historian and commentator, argues that Trump's unconventional approach to politics and governance had significant impacts on various aspects of American society and policy.