Panel: Impact of U.S. Immigration Policy on Black Americans

[@CandiceMMartinez]

This is one of the most productive discussions on income inequality I've ever heard.

[@YaHighness89]

Absolutely

[@soccerdude601]

My only issue is there aren't any black men on here speaking on this topic, but it's still good that it's discussed.

[@ShockwaveSoundwave-z2m]

I think that they don't have black Americans in their organization. They are a close the border think tank

[@dwb2518]

@@soccerdude601 I'm here. Most of us have no idea this topic even exists.

[@katwells6278]

@dwb2518 You are not even focused on the issue: we are talking about Black Americans and immigration and you are asking about Indians. HELLO!

[@solarcognac7112]

@@soccerdude601 Dr Claude Anderson since the early 1990s.

[@malessacooper6329]

​@@katwells6278 The arrogance and the Audacity. This is what happens when bad behavior gets unchecked. They feel so comfortable being disrespectful because they were not forced to respect Americans. This is a world wide problems with foreigners. Deportation is the only answer because it just going to continue to get worse.

[@janiemarshall7928]

"PERIOD"... 🖤🖤🖤

[@HUEMANES]

Thank you Kathleen Wells for representing Native Black Americans / Freedmen 🖤

[@ronicmwest]

The first panel some years ago was good and explain how the Black Cacucus didn't make a move on the data and impact on Black Americans. My question is, how did the message get out to illegal aliens to come to America so quickly? It is eye opening the difference in immigration laws when compared to other countries. What is this mass messaging system? It is wild to see what is happening major cities and not many are paying attention. This is wild.

[@willieduffie4967]

Yeah.......wild and irresponsible.

[@Tray645]

This was Awesome so much information to take back to my family and friends thank you 🙏🏿

[@Charisetherealist]

The ladies ate!! We was here even before America was America!!!

[@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865]

Great conference.

[@jacquelynn2051]

I got my book yesterday. I need the data for the retorts to come from me towards these folk that oh so love 'diversity' here in America, yet stimy the influx of others into their economies.

[@ashley264]

Great video, liked and shared.

[@solarcognac7112]

Where is Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore?

[@ShockwaveSoundwave-z2m]

On there own KZbin channels

[@katwells6278]

@solarcognac7112 : Yvette and Antonio say vote down ballot Democrat. HELLO! And they are Trump haters!

[@ADOS_TNT]

​@@katwells6278Why are you on here spreading lies about Yvette Carnell & Antonio Moore 🧐

[@katwells6278]

@ADOS_TNT : It’s a public forum and clearly you are a fan of Yvette and Antonio- you must be a Biden defender/Democrat voter/Trump hater. LOL

[@katwells6278]

@ADOS_TNT : Black folks always talking about who they like and don’t like- so childish/immture. It’s about policies not about not liking or liking folks, silly

[@richardcranium8408]

Robert Frost’s poem, “The Mending Wall”, written in 1914 is very poignant for this discussion and for in these difficult times. I encourage everyone to read it.

[@jinakiabdullah4432]

Why are they not talking about other groups? Other groups have more establishment in the US than African Americans. The racial hierarchy makes it so. As pointed out, about 30 years out of chattel slavery, we had to contend with open immigration from Europe. As former slaves, we were freed with nothing but what was on our backs. So, what do you think happened to us in our efforts to make progress? And this pattern of mass immigration has continued to thwart our progress and keep us at the bottom of the racial hierarchy in the US. After we won our Civil Rights/Civil Liberties in the 60s, mass immigration of nonwhites began, and that is what we are dealing with today. A number of the whites who may be in the audience, their ancestors were part of that immigration in the 1890s and they received incentives too to come here, incentives that the former slaves and their descendants have never received.

[@6213explorer1]

Very interesting discussion! I hear echoes of #ADOS running all through this discussion. Well done.

[@cameronw8930]

Low wage not low skilled. All labor is skilled labor.

[@brodykin3505]

If only all Americans who love our country could work together. Much of what is discussed here IS happening to whites, natives and others as well. Let's not pretend everything is great for white Americans. It is very sad that the divide and conquer strategies have been so successful in dividing white and black in our country. IAs take school seats, housing and everything else many generations of Americans have built and financed. If Americans were to work together, many problems might be solved. Expecting the Federal Government or Chambers of Commerce to do the right thing is the biggest mistake. Only a return to very local representative government can fix any of this mess. Trade agreements like NAFTA must be rescinded, and we must return to a more honest and, may I say, Christian economy and money system, the only way of life that ever made America great in any way. Chattel slavery was a great sin, and now we have the new slavery of cartels working hand and hand with Big Government. Trillions of dollars are changing hands. This is an evil economy. God help us!

[@CandiceMMartinez]

We need God more than ever. As a nation, we all need to turn to God right now

[@cynthiaadeyemi1746]

🛑, the majority of quality of life measure does not explain ur statement..Don't know ur American story, but chances r u have benefited from my ancestors blood, sweat & tears. America owes a debt to American Descendents of Slavery period point blank.

[@cynthiaadeyemi1746]

​@@CandiceMMartinezWhat is ur informed position on Reparations4ADOS? What is ur American story?

[@katwells6278]

@cynthiaadeyemi1746 : Black Americans are economically stagnant because of mass immigration and illegal aliens, not slavery nor Jim Crow. And most Black Americans voted for mass immigration and illegal aliens by rolling with the Democratic Party- did you not comprehend anything that was said in the conference. How can you hold white conservatives or Trump responsible for what Black Americans voted for , for decades

[@cynthiaadeyemi1746]

@@katwells6278 LOL, your reply is loaded with American history ignorance & assumptions..What is ur American story?

[@Nylahskye7]

Why won’t she say, “illegal aliens”?

[@dwb2518]

Lest we forget Native Americans

[@katwells6278]

What about Indians?

[@cynthiaadeyemi1746]

You mean the 5 Civilized Tribes who did not Emancipate its Freeman until 1866? These tribe's along with others have & continue 2 recieve repair.

[@dwb2518]

@cynthiaadeyemi1746 I've studied this for sometime now. Thanks. But also, all of the other tribes we choose to ignore they never existed.

[@katwells6278]

@dwb2518 : Indians migrated across the Beiring Strais 6,000 years ago. And Indians tribes enlisted white settlors to help them fight other Indian tribes. Also, 90 percent of Indians died because of diseases ( smallpox.measles) from Africa. And why would you bring up Indians in a discussion about Black Americans and immigration?

[@katwells6278]

@dwb2518 : If us black folks could only stay focused and on topic , that might do us a world of good.

[@derrickrhame2459]

Dry cough or what

[@thebeautifulbleachblondesc5223]

This forum was a failure.

[@CandiceMMartinez]

How?

[@dn30001]

Why? Because it goes against the agenda that you support?

[@rchacon39]

What about yellow and brown Americans ? Don’t forget the whites too

[@Universityofuncommonsense]

You guys aren’t Americans. You’re a part of previous waves of immigration. What about you??

[@CampingWithCats]

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