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- Toto article argues that America’s peak prosperity and cohesion existed during the immigration framework established by the Johnson-Reed Act from 1924–1965. The piece claims the 1965 Hart-Celler Act fundamentally transformed America demographically, economically, and culturally, despiteamerican middle classamerican foundingnational cohesionassimilationmultitude of nationsmulticulturalismmass immigrationbritish demographic change
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- immigration are discussed as examples of groups that initially produced tension but eventually assimilated into American society. The Johnson-Reed Act is praised for slowing immigration and providing time for this assimilation. Modern mass immigration is portrayed as occurringirishlegal entrybiblical door metaphorforeignersimmigrationnational sovereigntyassimilationmelting pot
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