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The Huddled Masses Myth: Immigration And Civil Rights

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This is a first rate book on immigration. Even in tone, and written in a clear and accessible way, the book analyzes the implications of the exclusions of immigrants under the U.S. immigration laws. The poor, people of color, political undesirables, certain groups of women, criminals and lesbians and gay men, have been barred from enter the country under the immigration laws. Johnson thoughtfully analyzes this unfortunate history and considers the implications for members for these minority groups in the United States. This book is a "must read" for anyone truly interested in an impartial view on immigration, as well as the civil rights of minorities in the United States.

The Huddled Masses Myth: Immigration And Civil Rights

This book is very informative and detailed about the processes that were used to determine eligibility into the United States. Also,how various cultures have adjusted to living in the United States. Additionally, dates, details, case citations, and legislative decisions. It can be a difficult read if you are not interested in law.

Quick and easy purchase followed by prompt delivery. Book was in better condition than expected! Will do business again! Thanks!