Eisenhower had basically a flawless domestic policy, the economy was booming,American's were united, immigration was restricted etc. I agree with his choice at Arkansas, Black Americans objectively got worser facilities under segregation(even though the premise was separate but equal). I think it was possible to improve their lives without ethnically replacing Whites. Unfortunately fellow "white" people and globalists managed to trick us into our own destruction.

Agree with your take on Coolidge and Johnson. Although I do think it's fair to give some slackness in regards to Hart Celler, the majority of congressmen and Senators, besides the jew who introduced it in congress, probably didn't expect it to have the impact it did. In fact the co sponsor Eugene McCarthy later came to regret it and set up anti immigration organisations.