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Proving that Japanese Americans were loyal to the USA, not Japan

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In attempting to side for a certain cause we end up pulling against it. FDR had EO 9066 - he took away Japanese Americans' rights by putting them in internment camps in an attempt to assuage white fear, but ended up showing that Japanese Americans were "inferior" to white Americans who were born in the United States.

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Builds up ideas of "illegalness" against Mexicans/Mexican Americans. Builds misconceptions that all Mexican Americans are farmers, poor, working-class, and that they "shouldn't be here" because they've overstayed a migrant worker visa. It is an "othering" process.

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Suburbanizing America and self-segregation on class and race lines.
Racism in real estate through redlining and racial covenants.

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Post World War II migrant worker program to bring in Mexican laborers to work in agriculture, but who return to Mexico at the end of the season.

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Chicano, Civil Rights, Anti-Vietnam, Second-wave Feminism

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Now- Atlanta. Cold War - China, Korea, Vietnam

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Not able to actually prove citizenship, birth data.

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Effects of Pearl Harbor on exclusion laws.

Small numbers of professionals get to immigrate to the United States, but there is still discrimination against laborers

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Fear of the outsider

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Deportation was a policy that was created in the 1930s to enforce the Johnson-Reed Act

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Imposed immigration quotas based on 1890 census.

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is a book about immigration to the United States during unrest, especially immigrants from Asia and obstacles to their citizenship and acceptance in American society.