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Written by Simon
Thursday, 29 May 2008
This cartoon appeared in the popular press in the early years of the 20th century. The image is certainly supposed to connote a poor Eastern European Jew. Nowadays the image is of a poor Latin American Catholic. Frank Beard was an extremely popular political illustrator and this imagery helped to create the restrictive immigration laws of the mid 20th century. We can't let this happen again. The calls for an "immigration pause" are racist as well as being bad for the US economy. Comments (4) Subscribe to this comment's feed why Why are you posting old cartoons to convince me about the future simon , June 05, 2008 why Why are you posting old cartoons to convince me about the future simon , June 05, 2008 why Why are you posting old cartoons to convince me about the future simon , June 05, 2008 why Why are you posting old cartoons to convince me about the future simon , June 05, 2008 Write comment Name Email Comment smaller \| bigger I have read and agree to the Terms of Usage. Write the displayed characters
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