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  • Many Americans were scared of communism (otherwise known as the Red Scare). They feared socialists and communists would eventually take over the world. So one reason for introducing immigration was to keep out all communism.

  • Also Americans felt their country was too full, so intended to keep all other people out.

  • In case you want another reason, Americans wanted to keep their country ''pure American'', so didn't want other nationalities killing this.
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