Last Month, British actor Patrick Stewart (Star Trek, X-Men) had the worst night of sleep of his life. He tweeted about it, wondering if it could be because he was in Washington D.C. and only 300 yards away from where President Trump sleeps.

He was asked about this on his recent visit to ABC’s The View and recounted his story. The hosts adored his every word.

"The first night I was in Washington, I had the worst night sleep for years and years and years. And it was only in the morning when I got up and drew the curtain that I realized what it might be,” Stewart said. “But it was a fairly innocent tweet. I did not directly insult your President."

Whoopi Goldberg chimed in, “He’s not mine.”

"He's not mine, either," Stewart agreed. "You know, we have our own problems. We have Brexit. But I'm not a [US] citizen. However, there is, maybe it's the only good thing as the result of this election, I am now applying for citizenship. Because I want to be an American, too."

Why? To fight Trump:

"Because all of my friends in Washington said there's only one thing you can do: fight, fight, oppose, oppose. But I can't do it because I'm not a citizen."

But see, Stewart is doing it the right way. Please, come to America the right way -- LEGALLY -- and oppose all you want. It will be your American right.

Now, perhaps you could encourage a few million other immigrants to do it the legal way as well?