Understand how early 20th-century immigration policy was shaped and enforced, and what it meant for entrants and the nation.
This nonfiction study surveys the opposition to immigration and the laws that regulated who could enter the United States. It focuses on the political and legal debates around the 1920s and explains how immigration visas, quotas, and related procedures were designed to control who could come and stay.
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