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Make a list of land that wasn't taken from someone else. I'll wait.
That's not the point you think it is... It weakens your argument, essentially admitting that no one has the credibility to say the land of a nation is for any particular type of person from any specific place... The Earth belongs to no one, we simply divvy up and take ownership over the responsibility to govern maintain and preserve it, but this entitlement some cling to about god given rights to land is delusion, pure and simple.
Also you're conflating things; saying "no one is illegal on stolen land" is not the same as saying "since it's stolen it's mine"... no one is saying that.
You seem to be trying to argue that might equals right, when the rest of the left is fighting to maintain (or further establish) a rules based society, which is the opposite of might equals right and all that Stephen Miller bullshit.
Island nations?
Amazon jungle tribals area
Greenland (yet)
That's what first comes to mind.
Maybe you should rephrase your point?
Oh, sorry friend. You can't prove to me that the people living there didn't steal their current living space from another community member.
It's just a stupid concept. You can't look at any piece of written human history that doesn't involve conquering land from others.
What's the cutoff for something being stolen? The immediate area around where I live? A city? Does it matter if the people who came before had a concept of nations or borders?
My point is: immigration policy in the USA is clearly broken for a plethora of ways that don't involve using some weird idea that a country's land is stolen. The average person is likely going to look at that part of the claim and latch on to it, contemplating how dumb the idea is. We should probably use arguments that make some sense when trying to convince undecided people to take a logical stance.
You can, if the land was free of people before you.