President Donald Trump just reignited the biggest immigration debate in decades by pointing back to the 1924 Immigration Act — a bipartisan law that tightly regulated immigration and helped stabilize the nation for generations.

In this video, Justus Knight breaks down how the 1924 Act worked, why it was replaced by the 1965 Hart-Celler Act, and why Trump now calls that 1965 law the root cause of America’s modern immigration crisis.

With DHS Secretary Kristi Noem expanding travel security protocols to over 30 nations, the debate over immigration limits, national security, and assimilation is reaching a breaking point. Is America returning to a Coolidge-style model of limits and control? Or are we repeating the mistakes that have strained communities and overwhelmed systems for decades?

Let’s dig in.