The 1965 Immigration Act That Changed America Forever
In 1965, Democrats passed the Hart–Celler Act, a single law that flipped the future of America—and almost no one talks about it. Before this act, over 80% of immigrants came from Europe or culturally aligned nations. After it, that number plummeted to 15%, opening the gates to mass immigration from countries with radically different values. Politicians like Ted Kennedy promised it wouldn’t change America’s demographics—but it did. This wasn’t about diversity. It was about reshaping the voting base and seizing long-term political power. They didn’t invade with guns—they rewrote the law.
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