Anne Frank's father applied many times to emmigrate to US, was refused. She died in KZ!

And that is putting it kindly.

But refused many others, sending them to their death

And we will live with that hideous moral stain forever

which took 100,000.

namely Brazil, Peru, and Argentina (but for the latter, only until the late '30s). Mexico did as well at various points, both accepting Jewish refugees from Russia and those escaping the Nazis.
The exact figures for most of these places is tricky to determine.

"Though at least 110,000 Jewish refugees escaped to the United States from Nazi-occupied territory between 1933 and 1941, hundreds of thousands more applied to immigrate and were unsuccessful."

https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10008297

That any were refused is disgusting, and although it is a fair question as to whether 110,000 would qualify as "many", I am inclined to accept the USHMM's scholarship on the subject.

Before WWII, US popular opinion was very much against further Jewish immigration, and politicians were reluctant to challenge this. Breckinridge Long in particular deserves a special place in the abyss.

One would think that we would learn from history.

Or even a 10 year stretch? The answer appears to be no.

Lately I just feel disillusioned, disgusted and conflicted about this country.

terms of not letting desperate and deserving refugees into our Nation. We don't JUST hate brown people, IOW.

So there's that to hang our hats on.

Which I'm sure Faux will allude to at some point ...

Jews were banned from many places in public life in the 30's and 40's.