McCarren-Walter Act of 1952 | Enemies of Human History

McCarren-Walter Act of 1952


🌟 *Learn about:*
A significant moment in U.S. immigration history: the **McCarran-Walter Act of 1952**, also known as the **Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952**.
This law upheld discriminatory national origin quotas but made small exceptions for Asian immigration.
Established a system of national origin quotas that heavily favored Northern and Western Europeans while severely restricting immigration from Asia and other regions.

📚 *Why Their Story Matters:*
The McCarran-Walter Act, named after its sponsors Senator Pat McCarran and Congressman Francis Walter, was signed into law by President Harry S. Truman on June 27, 1952. The act retained the national origin quota system but made two significant changes.


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