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The Immigration Debate After a Violent Attack
Following a violent attack by Italian anarchists, America grappled with immigration policies. Vice President Coolidge emphasized the need for restrictions, leading to the Johnson-Reed Act of 1924, which imposed national origin quotas to preserve America's cultural identity.
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