fear
someone who favors the original population over immigration
anti- aliens
They wanted to restrict immigration. This was done in a way that people were to be passed through check points to be checked for diseases. This was done by a government inspector to make sure they meet the legal requirements before one enters United States. These include not having been convicted of any felony, demonstration of ability to work and demonstration that they have some money.
In response to increased Immigration from Ireland and Germany, nativists pushed for laws to discourage immigration or deny political rights to immigrants.
They were anti-Catholic, and nativists (opposed to Immigration and were suspicious of immigrants).
Asia -APEX
To stop immigration =APEX
The Chinese Exclusion Act was passed in 1882 due to rising anti-Chinese sentiment and fear of competition for jobs and resources. The Act aimed to restrict Chinese immigration to the United States and bar Chinese immigrants from becoming naturalized citizens. It was the first significant law in American history to restrict immigration based on nationality or ethnic background.
The nativists think that the immigrant will take over their job when they com into the country.
Nativists were concerned about the boom in immigration because they believed it threatened American cultural identity and social cohesion. They feared that an influx of immigrants would lead to job competition, lower wages, and increased strain on public services. Additionally, many nativists held prejudiced views that portrayed immigrants as undesirable or unassimilable, leading to a rise in xenophobia and calls for restrictive immigration policies. This anxiety often stemmed from a desire to preserve what they perceived as a traditional American way of life.
Asia (APEX)
In response to increased Immigration from Ireland and Germany, nativists pushed for laws to discourage immigration or deny political rights to immigrants.