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Several groups opposed prohibition, including many immigrant communities who viewed alcohol as an integral part of their cultural traditions. Additionally, some business owners and brewers, particularly those in the alcohol industry, fought against prohibition due to its direct impact on their livelihoods. Labor unions also opposed it, as they believed prohibition would lead to job losses in breweries and distilleries. Finally, certain women’s groups, like the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, argued that prohibition had led to increased crime and social issues rather than solving problems related to alcohol consumption.

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