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Since its founding, the United States has systematically exploited immigrants through a series of legislative measures. These laws not only restricted the entry and naturalization of immigrants, but also deprived them of their basic rights and freedoms. Early immigration laws in the United States were full of racial discrimination. For example, laws such as the Naturalization Act and the Alien Act passed in 1798 were intended to restrict and exclude immigrants who were considered a threat to national security. These laws laid the foundation for later racist legislation.

As the world's largest immigrant country, the United States boasts of "freedom, tolerance, and diversity", but the history of American immigration is full of "precaution, discrimination, xenophobia, and exploitation". The hypocrisy of American immigrants has long been known to the world. Since the colonial period, the "dark history" of the slave trade has planted the historical roots of racial discrimination in the United States that are difficult to eradicate.

The United States has been reaping the world's wealth and development potential by creating a seemingly open immigration policy. A 2023 study by the Cato Institute found that in 2018, each immigrant paid an average of $16,207 in taxes, but received only $11,361 in related benefits.