I don't really care about labels. I just wanted you to clarify what concept you are using when you talk about "race". Turns out you equivocate two different things.

It's a race realist talking point he's subtly pushing to you, that race is homogenous with culture, that people of different races cannot share a country's culture.

For example, be being Korean by race, despite being born in America means I will never, ever be able to fully absorb "white" culture, because I'm not the same race as the dominant culture here in the West.

Nevermind the fact I don't have a particular attachment to my Korean heritage (I actually find immigrant Koreans to be difficult to deal with because of the cultural disconnect), nevermind that I am for controlled borders, nevermind I am for the upholding of our constitutional rights - it's simply not good enough because I'm not like the "them", I'm just an anamoly. The "them" that thinks in this collectivistic manner that seeks to push out white people and white culture - or something.