180 years of non-English immigration and various measures imposed by the federal government to subordinate English interests to those of non-English people had irrevocably transformed the "American people" so that it was increasingly difficult to characterize them as even a majority-English population.
As a consequence, English Americans should start to make traditional nationalist claims for secession and self-determination because the United States has become a threat to their survival.
The present situation is such that any hope of reversing America's de-Anglicization is no longer feasible. The sole option left to English Americans seeking to ensure their existence in North America is to break off a portion of the lands their ancestors possessed and establish an English homeland.
To this end I propose the migration of ethically aware English Americans to the states with the highest percentages of English Americans (Utah, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Idaho).