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The intent of the United States immigration laws of the 1920s was to... Restore an open door policy toward immigration. Increase economic opportunities for recent immigrants. Encourage cultural diversity.
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The intent of the United States immigration laws of the 1920s was to...

Restore an open door policy toward immigration.
Increase economic opportunities for recent immigrants.
Encourage cultural diversity.
Restrict immigration through the use of quotas.

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Restrict immigration through the use of quotas.

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People back then were really r*cist towards people of color, different nationalities, and they disliked it when people from other countries came to America for jobs. They believed that they were stealing all of their jobs and they were also treated really badly, it goes way past the ra*cism.

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