nativist

IPA: nˈeɪtɪvɪst

noun

  • An advocate of nativism.

adjective

  • Related to nativism.
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Examples of "nativist" in Sentences

  • The truth that hurts: Bill O'Reilly really hates being called a nativist
  • A xenophobic nativist is the last thing the USA needs in a policy making role.
  • KAUS: Oh, I think I'm probably included in the group that is called nativist and xenophobe.
  • KING: The "New York Observer" said that you recently criticized what you called nativist elements of the GOP.
  • He said they were having "anchor babies," a term nativist groups use to drum up fears of invading Mexicans using their citizen children to send relatives streaming over the border.
  • Before his stint as secretary of state, Kobach worked for the Immigration Reform Law Institute, the legal branch of Federation for American Immigration Reform FAIR, which the Southern Poverty Law Center has classified as a "nativist hate group."
  • The media director for FAIR (Federation for American Immigration Reform) recently rebuked the Journal-World (Public Forum, July 3) for publishing a letter pointing out that FAIR is currently classified as a nativist (anti-immigrant) hate group by the nonpartisan Southern
  • The truth that hurts: Bill O'Reilly really hates being called a nativist Glenn Beck thinks 'political correctness' is driving people to shooting rampages O'Reilly's guests agree: It's liberals 'fault Gingrich and Limbaugh are feuding Wed, 03 / 18 / 2009 - 14: 06 - LeftandLeft

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