Think about the legislation passed to control the number of immigrants to the country and the groups that expressed anti-immigrant sentiment. What do you think the founding fathers would have said about the anti-immigrant sentiment of the late eighteenth century? Why do you think they would have felt that way? Be sure to cite specific examples to support your opinion.

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Kaliyah Brooks

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28 November, 22:11

Think about the legislation passed to control the number of immigrants to the country and the groups that expressed anti-immigrant sentiment. What do you think the founding fathers would have said about the anti-immigrant sentiment of the late eighteenth century? Why do you think they would have felt that way? Be sure to cite specific examples to support your opinion.

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Bryson Thomas · Answer 1

The Founding Fathers would surely have spoken against anti-immigrant sentiment. They wrote the Constitution to protect everyone's rights including immigrants. America is an immigrant country; the only true natives are the Native Americans. We were all immigrants once.