Republican POS hypocrites..John Kelly Disgracefully Attacked Immigrants, So A Genealogist Dug Up His Family History And Taught Him A Lesson by Bruce White May 12, 2018 politicaldig.com

During an interview with the National Public Radio, White House chief of staff John Kelly said that immigrants aren’t fit for “our modern society” in the U.S. This caused a genealogist to dig up some of his family history.
Kelly started off by saying immigrants are “not people that would easily assimilate into the United States into our modern society.”
“They’re overwhelmingly rural people in the countries they come from — fourth-, fifth-, sixth-grade educations are kind of the norm. They don’t speak English. … They don’t integrate well, they don’t have the skills,” he added.
Genealogist Jennifer Mendelsohn looked up Kelly’s ancestry to prove to him and the rest of America that we all come from immigrants.
According to Mendelsohn’s findings, Kelly’s great-grandfather lived in America undocumented for 18 years and could not “read, write, or speak English.”

Jennifer Mendelsohn
?@CleverTitleTK
11 May
Replying to @CleverTitleTK I need to pause and give credit and thanks to @Yokumbrook, the genealogist who did the legwork on John Kelly's tree.
 Jennifer Mendelsohn
?@CleverTitleTK
The 1930 census shows those great-grandparents living with their daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren, one of whom was Kelly's mother.
John DeMarco had been here for 47 years and was not an American citizen ("AL"). Crescenza had been here for 37 years and spoke no English. pic.twitter.com/5Nyfsu48y0
10:44 AM - May 11, 2018

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 Jennifer Mendelsohn
?@CleverTitleTK
Deep dive tk, but here is the 1910 census showing Kelly's great-grandfather Giuseppe Pedalino and his second wife Concetta. (Kelly's great-grandma died in 1898.)
He was a wagon driver. She was illiterate and could not speak English 10 years after arrival. #resistancegenealogy
8:25 AM - May 11, 2018
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