The two aspects of U.S. immigration policy that have remained constant since its inception are that the consequences of the policy have been more disadvantageous to people defined as nonwhite than to those considered to be white

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

Group of answer choices

Mexican immigration has always been restricted.

nativism has been an integral part of debates over immigration.

polices single out particular racial and ethnic groups.

policies disproportionately affect women.