It was seen as an invading force (although I'm not sure the founders envisioned it that way)

ahh

So kinda like how islam and non american cultures are seen today

Plenty of people felt that way

Except this time it's extremely legitimate

The founders would not accept 1/10th of the people immigrating into the US nowadays

^^

Also the Pope. Many WASPs felt Rome was influencing American politics through the Catholic population.

Irishmen signed the declaration, muslims, africans, and mexicans did not.

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 And they're sort of right, that's why catholic voters are leaning left now

It was also particularly the RATE at which these Catholic immigrants were migrating.

Another thing was wages

It was a revolutionary level of immigration which indeed did change the face of White America forever.

Italians are the third largest white ethnic group in America.

New York used to be largely Dutch

I mean, I'd probably be seen as a liberal 150 years ago for believing catholics aren't that bad

then it became more of a Italian-centered culture

then african

now it's turning Dominican

And if we lose again, the face of America will change again.

Each incarnation worse than the last.

the transformation of America:

I can't see how it can get much worse in who we're letting in

well we can thank lbj for t hat

I love how its mexico in like every damn state

I hate it

I hate it so much

White Protestant America (before 1980)-> White Christian America (before 2010)-> White America (now, until 2040) -> Brazil (TICK TOCK)

very disturbing trend

so progressive

why dont we have as many european immirants

is it becasue they dont want to come

or is it because we favor non whites over them

'65 immigration act

AHHHHHHHH

Diversity visa lottery

rip

so its not merit