Oriental exclusion : the effect of American immigration laws, regulations, and judicial decisions upon the Chinese and Japanese on the American Pacific coast / by R.D. McKenzie
The exclusion movement -- The exclusion movement in the United States -- Changes effected by the Immigration act of 1924 -- Reactions of the Chinese and Japanese to the Exclusion act of 1924 -- Chinese and Japanese exclusion compared as administrative problems -- Ineligibility to citizenship as a basis for exclusion -- Exclusion and the family -- Problems arising in connection with admissible classes -- Reentry from temporary visits abroad -- Temporary visitors -- The treaty merchant -- Students -- Illegal entry and deportation -- Effect of exclusion upon oriental communities in the United States -- Conclusion
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"One of a series of monographs prepared in connection with the conference of the Institute of Pacific relations at Honolulu in July, 1927"--Preface
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Includes bibliographical references
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