I quoted myself and haven't changed positions. My position is that the Jewish Celler is being solely blamed for Hart Celler when it was a Catholic operation with one Jew in it.
Agreed. The ways Catholics and Jews have collaborated to undermine America really deserves more attention. Catholicism has recently been skating by on being "based and trad," but the reality is the history of Catholicism in America is at best
complicated, with Catholics often prioritizing their allegiance with Rome and global Catholicism over and against their loyalty to their fellow Americans. The Hart-Celler act is one such example. Catholic Charities facilitating illegal migration is another example.
I say complicated because of course there are exceptions. Haym Solomon was a patriot, firmly in the category of Jews who understood they could not possibly get a better deal than a white nation with a strict separation between church and state, and gave everything he had to the cause. Charles Carroll was likewise a patriot, understanding that such a nation would be able to rise above the endless, horrific bloodshed characterizing the Wars of Religion in Europe.
Unfortunately, while Protestant international religious loyalties dissolve in the intrinsic locality of Protestant churches, Jews and Catholics have been proven to have a much stronger internationality to their faiths. Jews have their loyalty to the Promised Land, and Catholics in have their fealty to the head of a foreign state. Hart-Celler combines the worst of both.
Hart was a bleeding heart liberal democrat who's religion barely played a part in his decision making. Hence his support for immigration and abortion.
Hart was Irish and had a chip on his shoulder due to how his uneducated, alcoholic, violent tribesmen were naturally subject to suspicion and discrimination in America. In addition, current US immigration policy heavily restricted immigration from Catholic countries. Catholics in the 60s used their own deserved discrimination in the wake of their terrorism and criminal behavior in the early 20th century as a springboard to immigration universalism, and by and large threw their lot in the Democrats until the Democrats went all-in on absolute, unvarnished evil.