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  This year marks one hundred years since the passage of the Immigration Act of 1924, popularly known as the Johnson-Reed Act. Reflecting the The Johnson-Reed Act functioned as an instrument of religious restriction and exclusion. In so doing, it advanced aspirations of building a Protestant nation.

We don’t need any more miseducated and morally questionable residents of our great nation.

[VDARE.com Editor Peter Brimelow writes: 25 year...

To celebrate National Arab American Heritage Month, Ben Railton remembers an influential early 20th century community.

Commentary The catastrophic COVID response has many people wondering whether we should really turn over public policy—which deals ...

Eugenic pseudoscience has become an intellectual foundation of modern statecraft

The catastrophic Covid response has many people wondering whether we should really turn over public policy — which deals with fundamental matters of human freedom — much less public health, to a state-appointed scientific establishment. Must...

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As we wrestle with the myriad issues of immigration — legal vs. illegal immigrants, border security, assimilation, citizenship — are there lessons to be learned from past waves of immigration? An estimated 34 million people sought freedom and opportunity in America during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The first wave came in the 1840s, fleeing starvation and the disruptions of the Industrial Revolution, most of them from Ireland, England, Germany and Scandinavia.

Since colonial days, racism has been a pervasive feature, the very foundation, of the United States of America. It's time we acknowledged that instead of trying to hide it...