Abdul El-Sayed is telling Black voters the 1965 Immigration Act was a civil-rights achievement that made his family’s immigration possible.

Abdul El-Sayed is telling Black voters the 1965 Immigration Act was a civil-rights achievement that made his family’s immigration possible. Roy Beck responds with the part El-Sayed leaves out: that law quadrupled immigration, increasing labor competition & hurting Black workers. https://t.co/ElKVns8G2Q

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