In this episode, we explore how the 1965 act accidentally remade america. Welcome to this custom -tailored deep dive. Today we're exploring a massive Wikipedia article on the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. Yeah, which you might also hear referred to as the Hart -Celler Act. Right. And, you know, usually when we talk about writing a law, there's this expectation of absolute precision, almost like computer control. Exactly. You type in a specific command and the system executes exactly what you told it to do. Right. You assume the people steering the ship know exactly where the currents are going to take us. You pull a lever, you get a highly predictable outcome. We like to believe that anyway. But then you step into the world of historical legislation and suddenly... that precision just, well, it completely evaporates. It really does. We're ...