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The Know-Nothing Party which was originally around pre-civil war is reinstated and takes a strong opposition towards immigrants. They claimed that immigrants threatened to corrupt America's heritage.
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Congress passes the Chinese Exclusion Act which prohibits Chinese workers from entering the United States and the United States workforce
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Anti-immigration beliefs were met with a peak in Nationalism as WW1 became worse and worse leading to anti-immigration laws.
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Based on new regulations to reduce immigration to the United States. Limiting the numbers of accepted immigrants from each country. Many other factors which led to the lowest immigration numbers in United States history.
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As opposed to the act instated in 1924, this act slightly loosened restrictions that were initially placed upon Asians who wished to immigrate to America.
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Boosted immigration throughout the United States. During a period of economic growth and placed emphasis on reunited families which may have been separated.
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Give refuge policy greater consistency by allowing for both a regular flow of refugees and emergency admissions.
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Delt with illegal immigration and illegal aliens.
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Raised the annual allowance/admission of immigrants from 290,000 to 675,000 immigrants.
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Curbing illegal immigrants. Delt with deportation matters and rejecting asylum claims.