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Not all immigrants are treated equally or being targeted by immigration agents. For example, there are approximately 50,000 undocumented Irish immigrants in the U.S., as CNN reported, yet they are not facing the threat of police raids and deportations. 'If this was about immigration, then the undocumented Irish and European folks would be a part of the roundups,' Oso said. 'The people being deported are from Mexico, Central America, the Dominican Republic and Haiti. So, this is about keeping America white, not making America great.'

"She also said that 'the roots of the anti-immigration movement are directly rooted to white nationalism and the white citizens councils, and are related to maintaining the white power structure in narrowly defining who is American and is free to live in the country.'"

-- David Love, quoting Tia Oso, national organizer for the Black Alliance for Just Immigration, in the Atlanta Black Star, 2017-03-20 [I'm pretty sure I got the link to this from someone else on Dreamwidth, but it took me so long to get around to reading it and copying the bit I wanted to quote, that now I can't find the link to it that I followed to get there.]