The U.S government exclusionary immigration policy marginalized immigrants. For example, the immigration act of 1907. This act limited the number of Japanese immigrants coming into the U.S and banded the feeble-minded from entering the U.S(law). During this Act to enter the U.S, you must take a literacy test that was in English. Also, they prevented people with a physical or mental defect from entering because they would need help from the government to get better and they didn't want people who can't sustain on their own. The act of 1907 marginalized certain people from coming in because they aren't able to sustain themselves or did not pass the literacy test that was in English, but most immigrants coming in don't speak or read English. Furthermore,
