African Americans Are The Reason Immigrants Can Come To America - Godfrey

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Godfrey pandering, as usual.

Jewish donors backed lobbies and politicians to reverse the mid 1920s Immigration restriction laws. In much the same way that Trump is using "them" "poisoning our blood" language 100 years later, those laws were put in place to keep Southern and Eastern European "others" from changing the white Western European Protestant fabric of America.

Those restrictions literally closed the door on people from countries that US lawmakers considered undesirables.

The donors backed new laws to open up immigration so that their cousins could flee the Eastern European countries they were in. So, 40 years after the restrictions were put in, new Immigration legislation was enacted.
And "chain migration" was encouraged, where relatives of American citizens were given priority to enter the country. Their transition would be easier, and they would assimilate quicker was the reasoning.


All of this has been on the public record for decades now. Its related to the CRM to the extent that some of the same donors backed both efforts. Non Black donors backed the CRM largely for self serving interests. That movement fought to remove legal restrictions to education, housing, and employment against people who werent White male Protestants. Those restrictions effectively blocked access and protections to the same southern and eastern euro origin "others" mentioned earlier.

Godfrey, and everybody who has studied/read about 20th century politics knows this.

The 1965 immigration act helped folks from outside of Europe the most.

Asians came in spurts and African immigration was almost non-existent before this.

Godfrey is 100% right.

 

[Hater Eraser]

So white folks wanted you and your people to come over here is what you're suggesting?

 

[the bossman]

Godfrey pandering, as usual.

Jewish donors backed lobbies and politicians to reverse the mid 1920s Immigration restriction laws. In much the same way that Trump is using "them" "poisoning our blood" language 100 years later, those laws were put in place to keep Southern and Eastern European "others" from changing the white Western European Protestant fabric of America.

Those restrictions literally closed the door on people from countries that US lawmakers considered undesirables.

The donors backed new laws to open up immigration so that their cousins could flee the Eastern European countries they were in. So, 40 years after the restrictions were put in, new Immigration legislation was enacted.
And "chain migration" was encouraged, where relatives of American citizens were given priority to enter the country. Their transition would be easier, and they would assimilate quicker was the reasoning.


All of this has been on the public record for decades now. Its related to the CRM to the extent that some of the same donors backed both efforts. Non Black donors backed the CRM largely for self serving interests. That movement fought to remove legal restrictions to education, housing, and employment against people who werent White male Protestants. Those restrictions effectively blocked access and protections to the same southern and eastern euro origin "others" mentioned earlier.

Godfrey, and everybody who has studied/read about 20th century politics knows this.

huh? what evidence do you have that supports this?

 

[NO-BadAzz]

Godfrey pandering, as usual.

Jewish donors backed lobbies and politicians to reverse the mid 1920s Immigration restriction laws. In much the same way that Trump is using "them" "poisoning our blood" language 100 years later, those laws were put in place to keep Southern and Eastern European "others" from changing the white Western European Protestant fabric of America.

Those restrictions literally closed the door on people from countries that US lawmakers considered undesirables.

The donors backed new laws to open up immigration so that their cousins could flee the Eastern European countries they were in. So, 40 years after the restrictions were put in, new Immigration legislation was enacted.
And "chain migration" was encouraged, where relatives of American citizens were given priority to enter the country. Their transition would be easier, and they would assimilate quicker was the reasoning.


All of this has been on the public record for decades now. Its related to the CRM to the extent that some of the same donors backed both efforts. Non Black donors backed the CRM largely for self serving interests. That movement fought to remove legal restrictions to education, housing, and employment against people who werent White male Protestants. Those restrictions effectively blocked access and protections to the same southern and eastern euro origin "others" mentioned earlier.

Godfrey, and everybody who has studied/read about 20th century politics knows this.

You do know tomorrow they can close every border (which they will do) and lock you and stop Africans and others from coming into this country.

Black Immigrants are not safe.

But Lol at you thinking white folks wanted you and your people to come over to the U.S. in droves. Smh.

 

[Monoblock]

He aint lying about Asia. Thailand got a whole tribe of black people in the mountains.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

He's always said this

He was born here. Lol

Yeah he has skits/sm clips that say the same.

I rock with Godfrey though. Just keep it real

 

[BaggerofTea]

I thought this was common knowledge.

The Immigration act of 68 came on the heels of the civil rights act and the cra was directly responsible for leading the change to the immigration policies.



Who is arguing this?????


Throw them fukk out of the country if they cant acknowledge this fact

 

[Hater Eraser]

 

[Amerikan Melanin]

It’s good that this comes from Godfrey. When FBA say it everyone sucks their teeth.

 

[papa pimp]

buddy really came in here on some "it wasnt you blacks that opened the doors for us it was the benevolent white men of jewish descent!!!"

 

[blackestofpanthers]

what does any of this have to do with anything

Those nikkas just be saying shyt:

How the civil rights movement opened the door to immigrants of color | Facing South

U.S. civil rights activists didn't only address the oppression of people of color at home — they also helped strike down the country's race-based immigrant quota system that privileged Europeans. The immigration law they helped enact is now being used to challenge President Trump's Muslim ban.

www.facingsouth.org

So white folks wanted you and your people to come over here is what you're suggesting?

The 1965 immigration act helped folks from outside of Europe the most.

Asians came in spurts and African immigration was almost non-existent before this.

Godfrey is 100% right.

huh? what evidence do you have that supports this?

You do know tomorrow they can close every border (which they will do) and lock you and stop Africans and others from coming into this country.

Black Immigrants are not safe.

But Lol at you thinking white folks wanted you and your people to come over to the U.S. in droves. Smh.

Y’all just now learning about get these nets
The mod of the root section that used to post would always body dude, because he’d always make disingenuous posts to undermine black Americans, like the one he just did. They always let the veil slip if you pay attention.

 

[Rasille]

Godfrey is right

 

[get these nets]

How the civil rights movement opened the door to immigrants of color | Facing South

U.S. civil rights activists didn't only address the oppression of people of color at home — they also helped strike down the country's race-based immigrant quota system that privileged Europeans. The immigration law they helped enact is now being used to challenge President Trump's Muslim ban.

www.facingsouth.org

So white folks wanted you and your people to come over here is what you're suggesting?

huh? what evidence do you have that supports this?

1924

Johnson Reed

Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations - Office of the Historian

history.state.gov 3.0 shell

history.state.gov

1965

Hart Celler

Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives

On this date, in a ceremony at the base of the Statue of Liberty, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. Commonly known as the Hart–Celler Act after its two main sponsors—Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan and Representative Emanuel Celler of New...

history.house.gov

The movement of Black immigrants wasnt behind impetus of Johnson Reed, nor the impetus behind Hart Celler.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Godfrey pandering, as usual.

Jewish donors backed lobbies and politicians to reverse the mid 1920s Immigration restriction laws. In much the same way that Trump is using "them" "poisoning our blood" language 100 years later, those laws were put in place to keep Southern and Eastern European "others" from changing the white Western European Protestant fabric of America.

Those restrictions literally closed the door on people from countries that US lawmakers considered undesirables.

The donors backed new laws to open up immigration so that their cousins could flee the Eastern European countries they were in. So, 40 years after the restrictions were put in, new Immigration legislation was enacted.
And "chain migration" was encouraged, where relatives of American citizens were given priority to enter the country. Their transition would be easier, and they would assimilate quicker was the reasoning.


All of this has been on the public record for decades now. Its related to the CRM to the extent that some of the same donors backed both efforts. Non Black donors backed the CRM largely for self serving interests. That movement fought to remove legal restrictions to education, housing, and employment against people who werent White male Protestants. Those restrictions effectively blocked access and protections to the same southern and eastern euro origin "others" mentioned earlier.

Godfrey, and everybody who has studied/read about 20th century politics knows this.

U making us tethers look bad

 

[NO-BadAzz]

1924

Johnson Reed

Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations - Office of the Historian

history.state.gov 3.0 shell

history.state.gov

1965

Hart Celler

Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives

On this date, in a ceremony at the base of the Statue of Liberty, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. Commonly known as the Hart–Celler Act after its two main sponsors—Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan and Representative Emanuel Celler of New...

history.house.gov

The movement of Black immigrants wasnt behind impetus of Johnson Reed, nor the impetus behind Hart Celler.

Again, you're telling the world, it wasn't FBAs that pushed this movement, it was white folks who wanted you and your family to come over to the US?

You shytting me right?