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Why did labor unions in the nineteeth century opose immigration?
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Why did labor unions in the nineteeth century opose immigration?

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Some labor unions opposed immigration because their members believed immigrants would take jobs away from native-born americans. ... The 3 reasons are because the immigrants put them out of jobs, were invading the country, and they were racists.
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