Word: exclusionism
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It is always gratifying to read in the columns of a university paper a comment on an international question such as your latest on the Japanese exclusion act (Editorial on June 3), for there is the possibility of remolding minds which have as a goal the present mental attainments of...
That brave consequences would follow the passage of the Japanese exclusion act has come to pass. It is a pity that those senators who voted for exclusion do not have to share the difficulties that have fallen on the shoulders of Secretary Hughes and Ambassador Woods. Well can they learn...
Ever since the passage of the Japanese Exclusion amendment to the new immigration bill, the unfortunate reactions which most persons anticipated at the time have been developing precisely as foreseen. Tokio news dispatches report numerous and violent mob demonstrations, and foreign correspondents tell of various petty discourtesies indicative of a...
The Immigration Bill (TIME, April 28) is no longer the Immigration Bill; it is the Immigration Act of 1924. President Coolidge signed it in spite of a provision which excludes from the country, after July. 1, all aliens ineligible for citizenship (aimed at the Japanese). He signed - but he issued...
The bill to restrict immigration which carries a provision excluding all immigrants not eligible to citizenship (that is, Japanese; other Orientals had been previously barred out) was approved by both House and Senate and sent to the President. The provision making the Japanese exclusion clause effective July 1 (which had...