Back of the Hiring Line: by Roy Beck

A 200-Year History of Immigration Surges, Employer Bias, and Depression of Black Wealth. This book will probably do far more than any other book on immigration to convince doubters that mass immigration needs to end. It's a brilliant, easily digestible presentation that gives a succinct overview within the intro and first chapter of how from the early 1800s to the present, time after time, mass immigration has resulted in African Americans seeing their wages reduced, and losing jobs to immigrants during periods of high immigration.

[@pameladeniselong]

Thank you for showcasing Back of the Hiring Line. Roy always issues a compelling take about immigration and the American Freedmen lineage. And he never loses sight of government accountability for the impact of U.S. policy decisions, regardless of if those impacts are intentional or unintentional.

[@Mont3000]

Just heard about this book today. I'm going to get it.

[@pameladeniselong]

@@Mont3000 Excellent. There is an audio book too which I found very enjoyable because Roy reads it himself.