Westerners are interpersonally low-trust. That is why they outsourced everything to leverage institutions to make sure people don't take advantage of each other. A bunch of cadaans could not have been part of the Somali circulatory lender system (ayuuto) without a bank guarantee, while Somalis have high enough trust so that this is not needed. People have to stop just peddling what racist whites say. Whites here are way more skeptical of each other, more so than a Somali is of another. They trust way less, and that is why they created 3rd party systems so they don't have to trust; the consequences of low trust behavior are what guides behavior.
Japan is a high-trust country. But they trust everyone to conform because of collectivist social pressures, and there is extreme shame and ostracism in doing low-trust behavior. It's hammered into them. Somalis are very high-trust, actually. High trust does not mean things are going to go perfectly.
What "high trust" means is homogeneity of whites and having moral qualities. They're basically saying that immigrants have low trust because they are somewhat innately lower in ethical integrity and will not understand or participate in a similar social contract.
This stuff was peddled by global liberal culturalists with strong racialist connotations, which liberalism has been about. Liberalism was never universal; there has always been a strong racial aspect to it. Liberalism, in its practical effect, according to Charles W. Mills, had an implicit social contract theory where "whites" were on top, and this so-called enlightenment "universal values" and enjoyment of goods, exploited or otherwise, applied to them only. A nascent form of this found root in the "Age of Exploration" when Europeans went to lands already inhabited, disregarded the humanity and sovereignty of the natives, and then pretended they moved into unexplored territory. Such foundations set the stage for the very contradictions witnessed with the universalism under "social contract" by liberals later, that was, in reality, a not-so-universal, exclusive racial theory.
A good reflection of that is how international law is stressed when Westerners are wronged, but they constantly do things to impede the integrity of countries in the global south. For example, when they killed people in embassies in Lebanon. These things have a Western asterisk to them. Genocide is done in Palestine, people mention a list of breaches in international law that should garner consequences; however, to them, it means little because Palestinians are not Western. There is no universal international law. They constantly break rules, disrespecting other countries' sovereignty. But that is not symmetrical since it is about how the social contract of international law is not equal for non-Westerners. It's like how the "founding fathers" of America talked about these human values about freedom, dignity, and morality, but were slave holding elites. That is why racists like to peddle these liberal ideas because they strongly intuit the racialist realities behind them despite being presented as a lofty liberal way. For that reason, it is no coincidence that the person behind the tweet is a racist who propagates ideas of "white" exclusionary dominion and ownership of America.
This is not to obfuscate problems with Indian immigration. Although I see problems with how people are more comfortable with racism because of the Indian migration topic, which is a double-edged sword for other immigrants. It allows the dominant group to be comfortable being openly racist and aggressive towards immigrants as a whole. That pendulum can quickly swing toward another group using the same momentum.