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The "huddled masses" myth: immigration and civil rights

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Acknowledgments 1. Immigration and Civil Rights in the United States 2. Exclusion and Deportation of Racial Minorities 3. Exclusion and Deportation of Political Undesirables 4. Exclusion and Deportation of the Poor 5. Exclusion and Deportation of Criminals 6. The Marginalization of Women Under the Immigration and Nationality Laws 7. Exclusion and Deportation of Lesbians and Gay Men 8. The Future of Immigration and Civil Rights in the United States Notes Index

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Key concepts: Mythology, Immigration, Civil rights, Political science, Law, History, Classics