I responded to one of Correll's rhetorical questions and have been chasing him for over 20 posts, trying to get an honest answer from him. Let's see if he can answer this time. EVERY one of his answers so far is to avoid the questions and pose straw man arguments and accuse me of B.S. he would never accuse anyone of to their face.
America has had foreigners regulated since the Mayflower hit the shores of the New World in 1620. However, this process has been done by different levels of government at different times. From your own article:
"The federal government assumed control of immigration on April 18, 1890"
Here are the serious questions for you Correll:
A) Where, in the Constitution, does the federal government have the authority to tell the states who can and cannot come to that respective state?
B) PRIOR to 1890 the federal government did not have control over immigration. Obviously if someone were regulating the flow of foreigners and it was not the federal government, somebody did it for that period between 1789 and 1890 A FULL CENTURY OF REGULATION WITHOUT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BY YOUR OWN LINK!
C) HOW did the federal government, after a century end up controlling the flow of foreigners? Which Amendment changed that?
I have repeatedly answered this question.
My answer is, I don't know and I don't care.
These are minor quibbles beside the importance of the rapid and extreme changes being forced onto US, by massive Third World immigration, legal and illegal.