Reconsidering Jewish Migration to the United States
The Center for Jewish History (CJH) commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Johnson-Reed Act with a timely symposium titled, "Reconsidering Jewish Migration to the United States: A Century of Controversy."
The symposium featured a series of engaging panel discussions that delved into the complex history of U.S. immigration policy. Panelists explored the restrictive measures of the interwar era, the liberal reforms implemented after 1965, and the current polarized state of immigration debates.
