"During and after World War II, Americans, influenced by antisemitism, xenophobia, and economic constraints, were generally unwilling to accept large numbers of Jewish refugees fleeing Europe."
www.smithsonianmag.com
"Public sentiment was generally against accepting more immigrants, especially Jewish refugees. This was fueled by pre-existing prejudices"
time.com
"The story of the St. Louis, a ship carrying Jewish refugees that was refused entry to the US, is a prime example of this resistance."
encyclopedia.ushmm.org
"Even after the war, many Jewish survivors faced difficulty finding homes, and the US, despite its post-war "moral obligation" to help refugees, still struggled with accepting large numbers of Jewish refugees."
freedomhouse.org
"It's the Palestinians who hate them!!!"
-the usually suspects.
Weakest false flag ever.
They should have staged another "assassination attempt".