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ANTI-IMMIGRATION IN UNITED STATES: HISTORICAL ENCY 2V

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A comprehensive treatment of anti-immigration sentiment exploring debate, policies, ideas, and key groups from historical and contemporary perspectives.

Anti-Immigration In United States

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Topical List of Entries.
List of Documents.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
1: African Americans and Immigration.
2: African Immigration Experience.
3: Alien Contract Labor Act (Foran Act).
4: Alien Land Act.
5: Alien Registration Act of 1940 (Smith Act).
6: Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798.
7: Americanization Movement, Early 20th Century.
8: Amnesty Proposals, 2006.
9: Anchor Baby.
10: Anderson, Henry P..
11: Angel Island.
12: Anti-Defamation League.
13: Anti-Immigration, World War I to World War II Era (First Red Scare).
14: Anti-Immigration Groups, Contemporary Political.
15: Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996.
16: Anzald&#x00FA;a, Gloria (1942&#x2013;2004).
17: Arab Americans.
18: Arendt, Hannah (1906&#x2013;1975).
19: Asian.
20: Asiatic Exclusion League.
21: Assimilation.
22: Auster, Lawrence (1949&#x2013;).
23: Bell Curve, The.
24: Bilingual Education.
25: Border Enforcement Since the 1970s.
26: Border Patrol Auxiliary (BPAUX).
27: Borjas, George J. (1950&#x2013;).
28: Bracero Program.
29: Bridges, Harry (1901&#x2013;1990).
30: Brimelow, Peter (1947&#x2013;).
31: Buchanan, Patrick J. (1938&#x2013;).
32: The Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (BCIS).
33: Catholic Church.
34: Central American Refugees (Salvadoran, Nicaraguan, and Guatemalan) Since the 1980s.
35: Chavez, C&#x00E9;sar Estrada (1927&#x2013;1993).
36: Children and Immigration.
37: Chinese Exclusion Act.
38: Chinese Immigration.
39: Civil War Era (Anti-Immigration).
40: Clear Law Enforcement for Criminal Alien Removal Act of 2007 (Also of 2003, 2005).
41: Clinton, President William J. (1946&#x2013;).
42: Colonial Period (Anti-Immigration).
43: Contemporary Mexican Policy Since the 1990s.
44: Contemporary Nativists.
45: Corona, Bert (1918&#x2013;2001).
46: Cosmopolitanism.
47: &#x201C;Coyotes&#x201D;.
48: Day Labor.
49: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
50: Deportation.
51: Detention.
52: Dillingham Commission.
53: Displaced Persons Act.
54: Dobbs, Louis Carl &#x201C;Lou&#x201D; (1945&#x2013;).
55: Dream Act (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act).
56: D&#x0027;Souza, Dinesh (1961&#x2013;).
57: Electronic Ankle Bracelets.
58: Ellis Island.
59: Emergency Quota Act of 1921.
60: Employer Sanctions.
61: English Language, Issues of.
62: English-Only Groups.
63: English Only Movement.
64: Environmental Groups.
65: Essential Worker Immigration Coalition (EWIC).
66: Eugenics.
67: Evangelicals and Immigration.
68: Fair (Federation for American Immigration Reform).
69: Family Reunification.
70: Farmingville, New York.
71: Filipinas/Os.
72: Franklin, Benjamin (1706&#x2013;1790).
73: Galarza, Ernesto (1905&#x2013;1984).
74: Gender and Immigration.
75: German Americans.
76: Glazer, Nathan (1923&#x2013;).
77: Goldman, Emma (1869&#x2013;1940).
78: Grant, Madison (1865&#x2013;1937) and Goethe, Charles M. (1875&#x2013;1966).
79: Grassroots Organizing (Against Anti-Immigration Movements).
80: Greek Immigrant Experience, Early 20th Century.
81: Guest Workers.
82: Haitian Immigration, Contemporary.
83: Hart-Celler.
84: Heritage Foundation.
85: &#x201C;Hispanic&#x201D;.
86: HIV Entry Ban.
87: Homosexuality.
88: Human Rights.
89: Huntington, Samuel P. (1927&#x2013;2008).
90: Ice (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).
91: IIRIRA (Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996).
92: &#x201C;Illegal Aliens&#x201D;.
93: Immigration Act of 1917.
94: Immigration Legislation of 1996.
95: Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS).
96: Immigration Restriction League.
97: Indigenous Mexican Migrants in the United States.
98: Intersectionality.
99: Interwar Illegal Immigration.
100: IRCA (Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986).
101: Irish Immigrant Experience (Mid-1800s to Early 1900s).
102: Italian Immigrant Experience, Early 20th Century.
103: Japanese Immigration to the United States.
104: Japanese Internment.
105: Jewish Immigration to the United States Before 1938.
106: Jewish Immigration to the United States, 1938&#x2013;1946.
107: Johnson-Reed Act (The 1924 National Origins Act, or the Immigration Act of 1924).
108: Kimberly Clark.
109: Know Nothing Movement.
110: Korean Immigrant Experience.
111: Krikorian, Mark.
112: KRLA 870AM Radio.
113: Ku Klux Klan (Historical, 1920s).
114: Ku Klux Klan and Immigration.
115: Labor Movement History.
116: Lamm, Richard D. (1935&#x2013;).
117: Laughlin, Harry Hamilton (1880&#x2013;1943).
118: Libertarian View of Immigration.
119: Mariel Boat Lift.
120: Marriage Fraud Act.
121: McCarran-Walter Act.
122: McCarthyism.
123: Mexican Deportations, 1930s.
124: Mexico-U.S. Barrier (Border Fence).
125: Minutemen.
126: Mixed Status Families.
127: Model Minority.
128: Multiculturalism.
129: Murrieta, Joaqu&#x00ED;n.
130: NAFTA.
131: Neoliberalism Versus Neoconservatism.
132: Ninth Proviso Migrant Contract Labor Program of World War I.
133: Operation Blockade.
134: Operation Gatekeeper.
135: Operation Hold the Line.
136: Operation Jobs (I and II).
137: Operation Rio Grande.
138: Operation Streamline.
139: Operation Vanguard.
140: Operation Wetback.
141: O&#x0027;Reilly, Bill (1949&#x2013;).
142: Palmer Raids.
143: PATRIOT Act.
144: Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA).
145: Philadelphia Riots and Early Antebellum Nativism.
146: Pioneer Fund.
147: Plenary Powers Doctrine.
148: Plyler v. Doe (1982).
149: Police Cooperation with Ice.
150: Polish Immigration at the Turn of the 20th Century.
151: Political Asylum.
152: Population Control Groups.
153: Proposition 187.
154: Race and Racism.
155: Racial Profiling.
156: Racialized Labeling of Mexican-Origin Persons.
157: Raids, Use of (2006).
158: Real Id (2005).
159: Reconquista de Aztl&#x00E1;n.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Save Our State.
2: Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr. (1943&#x2013;).
3: September 11, 2001.
4: Sierra Club Opposition to the Border Fence.
5: Social Contract Press.
6: Southeast Asian Refugees.
7: Spencer, Glenn, and The American Patrol.
8: State and Local Regulation of Migration and Migrants.
9: Sterilization.
10: Technologies of Passport Control/Biometric Controls.
11: Temperance Movement.
12: Terrorism and Terrorists.
13: Texas Rangers.
14: Think Tanks.
15: Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
16: Turn of the Century Anti-Immigration Sentiment and Laws.
17: 2006 Protests.
18: Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934.
19: Unions, History of.
20: VDARE.
21: Vigilante Movements.
22: Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.
23: War on Drugs.
24: War on Terror.
25: Western Hemisphere Act.
26: West Indian Immigrant Experience (Contemporary).
27: White Supremacist Groups.
28: White Supremacy.
29: Wilson, Pete (1933&#x2013;).
30: Worker Centers.
31: Zoot-Suit Riots.
32: Documents.
33: Document 1: Benjamin Franklin, &#x201C;America as a Land of Opportunity,&#x201D; 1751.
34: Document 2: Benjamin Franklin, &#x201C;Felons and Rattlesnakes&#x201D; Letter, Printed in the Pennsylvania Gazette, May 9, 1751.
35: Document 3: George Washington, &#x201C;Address to the Members of the Volunteer Association and Other Inhabitants of the Kingdom of Ireland who Have Lately Arrived in the City of New York,&#x201D; December 2, 1783 Eorge Washington, &#x201C;Address to the Members of the Volunteer Association and other Inhabitants of the Kingdom of Ireland who have Lately Arrived in the City of New York,&#x201D; December 2, 1783 Orge Washington, &#x201C;Address to the Members of the Volunteer Association and Other Inhabitants of the Kingdom of Ireland who Have Lately Arrived in the City of New York,&#x201D; December 2, 1783.
36: Document 4: Geoge Nicholas, &#x201C;A Letter from George Nicholas, of Kentucky, to his friend, in Virginia,&#x201D; Lexington, Kentucky (Printed by John Bradford on Main Street, 1798).
37: Document 5: &#x201C;Alien and Sedition Acts,&#x201D; 1798.
38: Document 6: Pamphlet Regarding the Constitutionality of Alien and Sedition Laws, 1799.
39: Document 7: Broadside: Election of Jackson, 1828.
40: Document 8: Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, 1848.
41: Document 9: Abraham Lincoln, &#x201C;A Farewell to Whiggery,&#x201D; Letter to Joshua F. Speed, August 24, 1855.
42: Document 10: Abraham Lincoln, Letter Regarding Nativism, 1859.
43: Document 11: Abraham Lincoln, was He a Know-Nothing? 1860.
44: Document 12: Charles Leib to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, June 6, 1860.
45: Document 13: C. B. Conant, &#x201C;The Character and Strength of a Mob,&#x201D; New York Evening Post, July 16, 1863.
46: Document 14: &#x201C;The Foreign Population and the Riots,&#x201D; New York World, July 21, 1863.
47: Document 15: &#x201C;Letter from a German Citizen,&#x201D; New York World, July 21, 1863.
48: Document 16: &#x201C;More Assaults on &#x2018;The Irish,&#x2019;&#x201D; New York Irish-American, July 25, 1863.
49: Document 17: Bill to Exclude Traitors and Enemy Aliens, 1864.
50: Document 18: The Page Act of 1875.
51: Document 19: &#x201C;A Breach of National Faith,&#x201D; Harper&#x0027;s Weekly, March 8, 1879.
52: Document 20: Chinese Exclusion Act, 1882.
53: Document 21: &#x201C;The Wyoming Massacre,&#x201D; Harper&#x0027;s Weekly, September 19, 1885.
54: Document 22: &#x201C;The Rock Springs Massacre,&#x201D; The New York Times, September 27, 1885.
55: Document 23: Rev. Walter Scott Elliott, &#x201C;What Japan Resents,&#x201D; Harper&#x0027;s Weekly, July 3, 1909.
56: Document 24: &#x201C;The Many Hints of Trouble,&#x201D; The New York Times, February 9, 1909.
57: Document 25: &#x201C;Roosevelt Gives Strong Warning,&#x201D; February 1909.
58: Document 26: Gender and Suffrage, 1911.
59: Document 27: Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman, Deportation, its Meaning and Menace, 1919.
60: Document 28 &#x201C;Palmer and Family Safe,&#x201D; The New York Times, June 3, 1919.
61: Document 29: Frederic C. Howe, &#x201C;Lynch Law and the Immigrant Alien,&#x201D; The Nation, February 14, 1920.
62: Document 30: George Soule, &#x201C;Law and Necessity in Bisbee,&#x201D; The Nation, August 31, 1921.
63: Document 31: Gardner Jackson, &#x201C;Doak The Deportation Chief,&#x201D; The Nation, March 18, 1931.
64: Document 32: William Seagle, &#x201C;The Cooling Melting Pot,&#x201D; Review of Clark, Deportation, in the Nation, October 7, 1931.
65: Document 33: Reuben Oppenheimer, &#x201C;The Deportation Terror,&#x201D; The New Republic, 1932.
66: Document 34: James Hoffman Batten, &#x201C;New Features of Mexican Immigration; the Case Against Further Restrictive Legislation,&#x201D; Pacific Affairs, October 1930.
67: Document 35: Executive Order 9066: Resulting in the Relocation of Japanese (1942).
68: Document 36: Civilian Exclusion Order no. 34, 1942.
69: Document 37: Executive Order 9835, 1947.
70: Document 38: Gladwin Hill, &#x201C;The Wetbacks: McCarran&#x0027;s Immigrants,&#x201D; The Nation, 1953.
71: Document 39: Laurent B. Frantz, &#x201C;Deportation Deliriums; Xenophobia in Action,&#x201D; The Nation, March 26, 1955.
72: Document 40: Hannah Arendt, &#x201C;Statelessness&#x201D; Lecture, 1955.
73: Document 41: Roger Daniels, &#x201C;The Immigration Act of 1965: Intended and Unintended Consequences,&#x201D; April 3, 2008.
74: Document 42: President Ronald Reagan, Statement on Signing the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, November 6, 1986.
75: Document 43: Background to the Office of the Inspector General Investigation.
76: Document 44: Mike Davis, City of Quartz (1992).
77: Document 45: War On Terror Memo, 2003 (FBI Escalates Counter-Terrorism Measures).
78: Document 46: &#x201C;U.S. Refugee Resettlement Policies Need Reform, Report Finds &#x2018;A New Era&#x2019; Calls for Change in Cold War Policies,&#x201D; September 30, 2004.
79: Document 47: &#x201C;U.S. Reducing Illegal Entries at Southwest Border,&#x201D; July 13, 2005.
80: Document 48: Aristide Zolberg, &#x201C;Guarding The Gates,&#x201D; Social Science Research Council (2002).
81: Document 49: Joseph Nevins and Timothy Dunn, &#x201C;Barricading the Border&#x201D; (2008).
82: Document 50: Ruth Milkman, &#x201C;Organizing the Unorganizable,&#x201D; Boston Review September/October 2006.
83: Document 51: Saskia Sassen, &#x201C;Bits of a New Immigration Reality: A Bad Fit with Current Policy,&#x201D; July 28, 2006.
84: Document 52: Tom Barry, &#x201C;A Death in Texas,&#x201D; Boston Review, November/December 2009.
85: Document 53: &#x201C;Refugee Admissions Program for Europe and Central Asia; U.S. Resettled Thousands of Refugees from the Former Soviet Union,&#x201D; February 6, 2009.
86: Essays.
87: Essay: United States Immigration Laws and Policy from 1965 to 2009.
88: Essay: Colonial Period up to the 1965 Immigration Act.
89: Essay: The U.S. Political Community: Anti-Immigration Sentiment and Issues of Race, Class, Gender, Conscience, and Political Belief.
Appendix.
Select Bibliography.
Index.
About the Editor and Contributors.

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