Irish and Italians

It is a reasonable expansion, if it was ever really in question (law didn't exclude them, they were there from the start)

Moreover, I think simply returning to a eurocentric society is a more reasonable thing to pursue right now since the third world invasion is the current issue of our day. It isnt perfectly in line with the founder's vision but it sure is a lot closer to the policies they enacted. The biggest barrier to returning to Anglo Saxon society is the lack of visual distinction anyway. The inability of racial differences to be concealed is why they matter so much

And a big reason for disowning Catholics was the church being anti-democracy

And the anti-whites dont care how long anyone has been anywhere or their ethnic origin. They dont care about "homelands" or if the Irish were mistreated. They dont even care about poor whites.

Moreover, as a technical point, the current European nations and their current bordersare younger than the US. And encompass regional quasi-ethnic differences. There is Celtic France, Med France, German France, etc. In fact, many leftists use this to argue no overriding national identity exists. Sound familiar? Divide and conquer, except you arent even aware they're doing it so you repeat it

https://i.imgur.com/si7YjBl.jpg

And tbh, say in the founders were stricter than Hitler is hardly a huge blow to racialism. Why take the risk when the europe they were familiar with, the northwest, was so ascendant and full of excess people