Robert H Clancy spoke on April 4th of 1924 about the Johnson-Reed act to mainly the people of congress, while everyone in America who was being treated unfairly listened to what he had to say. He spoke about how this was turning America into a rubbish country that was going against it’s personal unique structure. He was questioning if America was becoming less American in a Robert H. Clancy supports his argument of racial discrimination in the Johnson-Reed act of 1924 by appealing to anecdotes, ethos, logos, and pathos. Clancy’s ability to incorporate his own experiences into his story is remarkable, mentioning multiple times of how he recalls this and what he went through. He vocalizes, “My family put 11 men and boys into the
