Migration and Globalization
levels of immigration. Curiously, the Western Hemisphere wasn’t subject to the 1924 quotas, allowing Latin American immigrants to fill the U.S. labor demand previously met by European and Asian immigrants (Daniels 2002). These developments and the global depression of the 1930s significantly reduced migration to the Western Hemisphere.
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