Kate Whitney

Okay, this is important. I learned this as an esteemed, cum laude graduate of the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies. Those with a good memory will recall dead and stinking former Sen Ted Kennedy, who when he wasn’t sandwiching traumatized waitresses at the La Brasserie restaurant in DC with Sen Chris Dodd or leaving a boiler room girl to drown at Chappaquiddick, played the most central role in dismantling America's almost perfect and very selective immigration policy. That earlier system limited annual admissions to roughly 250,000 to 300,000, vetted immigrants, mostly from Northern and Western Europe, before Kennedy destroyed it in 1965. And those immigrants were required by federal law to prove they would in no way wind up on the public dole.  It was an excellent immigration policy. In 1965, Senator Edward Kennedy, thinking he was going to be president some day, needed an issue. He stood on the Senate floor and swore that abolishing the national-origins system would neither flood American cities nor alter the country’s ethnic character. He completely dismissed warnings that the bill would open the door to the poorest and most populous nations of Asia and Africa. How’d that work out? What followed was a deliberate transfer of immigration slots from the proven assimilatable Europeans to the much, much less assimilatable Third World. The old quotas, which had been reserved for Northern and Western Europeans were almost entirely scrapped. And now family-reunification preferences were installed which turned into a Third World chain migration industry. Because the existing American population was overwhelmingly of European stock, Kennedy and his allies claimed the new rules would still favor Europeans. That claim was pure bull sh*t. Within a single decade, European immigration had collapsed while chain migration from Latin America, Asia, and Africa exploded. By the late 1980s, nine of the top-ten “sending countries” were outside of Europe. The ethnic composition of the country was transformed exactly as Kennedy had promised it would not be. But this f*ck knew. The 1965 Act replaced a policy that selected for cultural compatibility and economic contribution with one that selected for kinship networks in the poorest and most backward societies on Earth. Low-skilled Third World migrants arrived in volumes that quickly exceeded the capacity for assimilation, depressed wages for native workers without college degrees, and created permanent ethnic enclaves. Kennedy later spent decades blocking any type of reform, expanding refugee admissions, and pushing amnesty after amnesty, each time assuring the public that this time the borders would be secured. The demographic replacement engine he built continues to run, steadily reducing the European-descended share of the population and locking in a permanent democrat socialist constituency drawn from the very regions that hate our guts. This dude singlehandedly put in motion the destruction of a once sensible immigration policy. What a steaming piece of sh*t he was. #Immigration #TeddyKennedy @DavidLimbaugh @GuntherEagleman @rickwross @DavidSy19796405 @Hunter_Eagleman @Milajoy @Michael02060794 @ruaProtector @LeeMentab @Carabasc7 @ric_dallas @swainsonhawk33 @dale_stone38115 @Tomsdc4 @DadofGizmo @ondrock