Freedom/ Political Poem from Emma Lazarus what do u think it means?

Question

towards the end of the famous " give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breath free " poem she says ...
"the wreched refuse of your teeming shore send these the homeless remptst-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"-- what do u think that means?

Answer 1

I think it means that America is a land for _everyone_, even the most despised elements of other societies. It also means that America is a place where the poor and insignificant can make a living for themselves.

What a pity that some Americans would like to seal our borders now, frightened and hateful toward the rest of the world, especially toward the tired, poor huddled masses to the south.

Answer 2

deliver me the bums and persons who're vulnerable and don't have an possibility Charles Manson did this and formed a CULT in the barren area~its approximately skill and manipulating the persons who're not needed Hitler did this to the oppressed Germans in the process the melancholy years this became into the middle of the recent international ORDER

Answer 3

I think it means something like, "Feel like people are keeping you down or oppressed in your homeland? Come to America, where opportunity awaits!"