Is History Repeating Itself? Eugenics, Anti-Immigration Laws Of The Past Still Resonate Today

Posted on May 9, 2019 by lawhukukinet

Terry Gross had author Daniel Okrent on NPR's "Fresh Air." As is well-known, nearly 100 years ago, Congress passed a restrictive law that cut the overall number of immigrants coming to the United States and put severe limits on those…

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