Reinstate the act denying any muslim ANY political position, at ANY level, in the US

Has the McCarran Walters Act been altered by Congress since its inseption in 1952?

McCarran-Walter Act Changes

Yes, the McCarran-Walter Act has been altered by Congress since its enactment in 1952. Notably, a provision of the Act was repealed by Congress, although the specifics of the repeal did not include the alleged prohibition of Muslims from holding office, as clarified by PolitiFact.

Additionally, the Act itself was eventually superseded by new immigration legislation passed in 1965, which replaced the standards set by the McCarran-Walter Act.

Over the years, Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson worked toward eliminating the racially restrictive quota system established by the Act.

For further information thru 2018: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_and_Nationality_Act_of_1952