The two aspects of U.S. immigration policy which have remained constant since its inception are that the consequences of the policy have been more disadvantageous to people defined as non-White than to those considered to be White and:

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Nativism, or the policy of protecting the interests of native-born or established inhabitants against those of immigrants, has been a consistent aspect of debates over U.S. immigration policy, alongside the more disadvantageous consequences for non-White people.

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