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>>9620275

"In the end, Feighan agreed to support the reform proposal, but he insisted on a key change. Rather than giving preference to those immigrants whose skills were "especially advantageous" to the United States, Feighan insisted on prioritizing those immigrants who already had relatives in the United States, with a new preference category for adult brothers and sisters of naturalized U.S. citizens.

In justifying the change, Feighan told his conservative allies that a family unification preference would favor those nationalities already represented in the U.S. population, meaning Europeans. Among the conservative groups persuaded by Feighan's argument was the American Legion, which came out in support of the immigration reform after originally opposing it.

In an article praising Feighan's legislative prowess, two Legion representatives said he had "devised a naturally operating national-origin system." A family unification preference, they argued, would preserve America's European character."

https://www.npr.org/2015/10/03/445339838/the-unintended-consequences-of-the-1965-immigration-act

The bill was sold to other members of the government as a Bill that WOULD NOT significantly impact the demographics of the US. It was sold as a bill that would attract a few, 'advantageous' workers every year. Corruption happens via deception.

For someone who keeps mentioning intelligence and logic, you seem to be lacking in both of those areas. Personal projection, perhaps?

is it true that any object with mass could theoretically become a black hole if it were condensed to its schwarzschild radius? I physics lecture I was attending piqued my curiosity. Does everything with mass have a schwarzschild radius? Or am I missing something