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Page 139
The political restrictions remained , but the new Act ended the use of national
origin as the basis of immigration control , a move which was to have far -
reaching effects on the racial composition of American immigrants . Canada ' s
politicians ...
The political restrictions remained , but the new Act ended the use of national
origin as the basis of immigration control , a move which was to have far -
reaching effects on the racial composition of American immigrants . Canada ' s
politicians ...
Page 141
Politicians have typically responded by tightening official restrictions . This is
largely what caused the virtual disappearance of mass migration between the
two World Wars . In the United States in 1930 , President Hoover ordered
vigorous ...
Politicians have typically responded by tightening official restrictions . This is
largely what caused the virtual disappearance of mass migration between the
two World Wars . In the United States in 1930 , President Hoover ordered
vigorous ...
Page 252
The balance of nationalities among illegal immigrants changes from year to year
depending on the restrictions currently enforced either by Japan or by the
sending country . Thus the number of Indians and Pakistanis fell after 1989 when
the ...
The balance of nationalities among illegal immigrants changes from year to year
depending on the restrictions currently enforced either by Japan or by the
sending country . Thus the number of Indians and Pakistanis fell after 1989 when
the ...
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