Answer:
the nativist movement grew
Explanation:
Nativism is an ideology or political and social thought that defends or privileges those born in their own land and therefore rejects foreign migrants who come from abroad. "Nativism alludes to the idea that states should exclusively inhabit members of the native group (" the nation ") and that non-native elements (" foreigners ") are a fundamental threat to the homogenous nation-state."
Depending on the historical period, the largest groups that initially emigrated to the United States rejected the less numerous groups that followed them and so on, with some integration taking place over time, but remaining in the imaginary collective of that society a gradation of birth and of hierarchy of rights related to the greater antiquity of the migrant ancestors.
