White Borders

Reece Jones’s book offers a revealing examination of the history of immigration policies in the United States, tracing their roots back to racially motivated fears and ideals of maintaining a white America. Through extensive research and compelling storytelling, the author connects past anti-immigration laws and sentiments with present-day policies, highlighting the persistent influence of racist and xenophobic ideologies. The book explores the roles of key figures and groups in shaping this legacy, shedding light on the deep links between white supremacy, hate groups, and U.S. immigration law.