TITLE

Keep Up the Bars

PUB. DATE

April 1933

SOURCE

Saturday Evening Post;4/15/1933, Vol. 205 Issue 42, p20

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

This article contends that the immigration laws enacted by the U.S. Congress have served the country's interest as it preventing from exacerbating the already critical unemployment and economic depression in the country. The law has restricted immigration from Europe. The immigration restriction law was necessary for the self-preservation of the country. And this law has enjoyed the support of the majort of citizens of the U.S.

ACCESSION #

22265498

Tags: EMIGRATION & immigration law -- United States;  EMIGRATION & immigration -- Government policy;  EMPLOYMENT (Economic theory);  DEPRESSIONS -- 1929

 

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