Using what you know about Emma Lazarus, which of the following views on immigration policy do you think she would have supported?

		She would have supported allowing many refugee and asylum seekers to come into the U.S.
		She would have opposed letting more immigrants into the U.S.
		She would have tried to increase the number of Western European immigrants to the U.S., but she would have supported decreasing the number of Jewish and Southeastern European immigrants to the U.S.

According to the short filmUnnatural Causes: Not Just a Paycheck, what happened to U.S. workers employed by the Electrolux Corporation when its Michigan refrigerator plant closed?

		They were given generous severance packages to hold them over until they found work at a different factory.
		They experienced increased rates of stress-related health problems like heart disease, stroke, and mental illness.
		Most returned to school to obtain degrees in fields like nursing or computer science so they could keep pace with the changing economy.

According to Lee, how did the Johnson-Reed Act of 1924 affect immigration to the U.S.?

		It established national origins quotas which led to a steep decline in rates of immigration.
		It resulted in a sharp increase in immigration rates overall, particularly from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
		It prohibited immigration from China, resulting in a labor shortage.

In "America's Immigration Amnesia," Dickerson notes that rates of unauthorized border crossings only increase under Democratic presidents.

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