TITLE

Trouble for Aliens

PUB. DATE
March 1922
SOURCE
New Republic;3/22/22, Vol. 30 Issue 381, p93
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reports that the United States House of Representatives passed a resolution to continue the law restricting immigration for another year. Figures from the Bureau of Immigration that allow for the evaluation of the way in which the immigration law has worked; Observation that the countries from which the law aimed to encourage immigration are not sending enough people to fill their quotas; Question of the workability of the immigration law.
ACCESSION #
15172067

Tags: EMIGRATION & immigration law;  UNITED States -- Emigration & immigration;  UNITED States. Bureau of Immigration Services;  UNITED States. Congress. House;  LEGISLATION

 

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