ThatOwlWoman
Not Nice
BEE ESS!!
^ lol Damn. Lesion lies almost as much as his fat orange god.
BEE ESS!!
The country was built by masses of unskilled immigrants who came here and made something of themselves.
LOL @ "LOL, lol."
^ lol Damn. Lesion lies almost as much as his fat orange god.
Trump sees the danger of allowing masses of unskilled immigrants into the country, and for the life of me I don’t know how a rational person can disagree with him.
Send us hordes of Indian mathematicians and chemists instead. Race has nothing to do with it.
The country was built by masses of unskilled immigrants who came here and made something of themselves. trump is just ignorant of history.
The vast majority came here legally, didn't they?![]()
Pretty sure there were no immigration laws for Europeans at the beginning of the 20th century.
And you’re ignorant of the current job market lol.
She sounds pretty dumb.
And you’re ignorant of the current job market lol.
This isn’t 1920 when hordes of Europeans immigrated to the steel mills in Pittsburgh or the coal fields of WV. The country needed mass immigration of unskilled or low skilled workers at the time. There is no living wage to be had for someone of that job-caliber today. For every one of them that makes something of himself there’s going to be 8 or 10 that lag behind.
It’s going to overload our already stressed entitlement programs.
And you say Trump is "ignorant of history"?![]()
Please. Owlwoman said it best: "do you know a single white American who wants to work in the orchards and fields, doing minimum wage gopher work on construction sites, changing soiled linens in hotels, etc.? "
These people who are doing the jobs Americans don't want to do, and are HIRED BY PEOPLE LIKE TRUMP who want cheap labor, wouldn't be getting entitlements.
Furthermore, didn't trump claim he's going to bring back the steel industry and "beautiful clean coal", believe me?![]()
That must be why she stayed so long before she decided to #WalkAway.![]()
On January 2, 1892, the Immigration Service opened the U.S.’s best known immigration station on Ellis Island in New York Harbor. The enormous station housed inspection facilities, hearing and detention rooms, hospitals, cafeterias, administrative offices, railroad ticket offices, and representatives of many immigrant aid societies. America’s largest and busiest port of entry for decades, Ellis Island station employed 119 of the Immigration Service's entire staff of 180 in 1893.
The Service built additional immigrant stations at other principal ports of entry through the early 20th century. At New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and other traditional ports of entry, the Immigration Service hired many Immigrant Inspectors who previously worked for state agencies. Between 1900 and 1920 the nation admitted over 14.5 million immigrants.
Concerns over mass immigration and its impact on the country began to change Americans’ historically open attitude toward immigration. Congress strengthened national immigration law with new legislation in 1903 and 1907. Meanwhile, a Presidential Commission investigated the causes of massive emigration out of Southern and Eastern Europe and the Congressional Dillingham Commission studied conditions among immigrants in the United States. These commissions’ reports influenced the writing and passage of the Immigration Act of 1917.
Among its other provisions, the 1917 Act required that immigrants be able to read and write in their native language, obligating the Immigration Service to begin administering literacy tests. Another change, the introduction of pre-inspection and more-rigorous medical examinations at the point of departure saved time for people passing through some American ports of entry and reduced the number of excluded immigrants.