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The Anarchist Act, formally known as the Anarchist Exclusion Act of 1903, primarily excluded individuals deemed anarchists from entering the United States. It targeted those advocating for the overthrow of the government or the destruction of property, effectively barring their Immigration. However, the act did not explicitly define anarchism, leading to broad interpretations and enforcement. Additionally, it excluded many political dissidents and individuals associated with radical movements, impacting a diverse range of activists.

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