The newcomers moved into the poorest neighborhood of the large cities. They tended to stay together and cling to their old ways. (1)__________________, they were willing to work for very low wages. This made other workers, especially those in labor unions, afraid that the immigrants with the lower wage level would take jobs away from them. (2)_________________________________.
This opposition finally lead to the posting of immigration law in the 1920’s, which restricted further immigration. In 1965, these unfair laws were replaced by a new immigration act, (3)_________________________, regardless of their place of origin. Asians, like Koreans and Vietnamese, soon began to arrive. Many of these newcomers have worked very hard to establish themselves in their new land.
1. As they were accustomed to poverty
2. Indeed, organized labor became one of the key opponents of continued immigration
3. which granted equal opportunities to foreigners
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1. As they were accustomed to poverty
2. Indeed, organized labor became one of the key opponents of continued immigration
3. which granted equal opportunities to foreigners
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