← Back to context Comment by profdevloper 13 hours ago Before Hart-Cellar we had national origin quotas, it wasn't a free-for-all. 4 comments profdevloper Reply retvrn 13 hours ago For those outside the Americas, yes. Western hemisphere immigration had no meaningful restrictions until 1965. rayiner 11 hours ago We had little meaningful immigration pressure from the america at the time. The foreign born population dropped from 15% in 1921 to under 5% by 1970. retvrn 10 hours ago We’re backing away from:> The U.S. had a draconian restrictive immigration policy from 1921-1965.to “well ok not really but it didn’t matter”? 1 reply →
retvrn 13 hours ago For those outside the Americas, yes. Western hemisphere immigration had no meaningful restrictions until 1965. rayiner 11 hours ago We had little meaningful immigration pressure from the america at the time. The foreign born population dropped from 15% in 1921 to under 5% by 1970. retvrn 10 hours ago We’re backing away from:> The U.S. had a draconian restrictive immigration policy from 1921-1965.to “well ok not really but it didn’t matter”? 1 reply →
rayiner 11 hours ago We had little meaningful immigration pressure from the america at the time. The foreign born population dropped from 15% in 1921 to under 5% by 1970. retvrn 10 hours ago We’re backing away from:> The U.S. had a draconian restrictive immigration policy from 1921-1965.to “well ok not really but it didn’t matter”? 1 reply →
retvrn 10 hours ago We’re backing away from:> The U.S. had a draconian restrictive immigration policy from 1921-1965.to “well ok not really but it didn’t matter”? 1 reply →
For those outside the Americas, yes. Western hemisphere immigration had no meaningful restrictions until 1965.
We had little meaningful immigration pressure from the america at the time. The foreign born population dropped from 15% in 1921 to under 5% by 1970.
We’re backing away from:
> The U.S. had a draconian restrictive immigration policy from 1921-1965.
to “well ok not really but it didn’t matter”?
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