There is no "category" of immigration and naturalization. You said immigration and I pointed out that your reference was to naturalization. The Constitution addresses how foreigners can become citizens (naturalization). It says nothing about immigration and there was no restriction -- whatsoever -- on immigration to this country before the time I cited.  Period.  Full Stop.  (Stop arguing; you lost.)

"The First Immigration stand alone laws was in 1875." Uh...hello? Is "stand alone" double-speak for "factual"? And it prevented immigration by undesirable people ... FROM ASIA. Why did you delete that point?

You know, this isn't the first time that I've notice people pointing out your errors and you refusing to admit the obvious. There are serious arguments to be made about how to handle immigration. YOU lose all credibility when you refuse to correct yourself when others are nice enough to point your mistakes out.  

History Channel? You can't be serious. Go get a book from the library.