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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1919
Page
22
Long discussion on Asian immigration paths in Hawaii and the continental United States. It cites Japanese and Chinese population trends, birth rates, and citizenship issues, noting the potential for Japanese influence and the Gulick plan for a new oriental policy.
A Wyoming cowgirl voices concern over a proposed immigration bill. The piece questions national equity among nations, potential consequences, and racial quotas. It analyzes selective immigration using 1910 census tables to assess citizen and naturalized populations by race and the bill’s potential limits.
A historical critique questions Dr. Gulick's proposed new immigration policy favoring an Asiatic quota. It argues the plan risks American institutions, urges preserving selective admission by merit, suspends or tightens access for Japanese and other Asians, and calls for stronger protections like ending the gentlemen's agreement, enforcing alien land laws, and prioritizing American citizenship for loyal citizens.
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