Which of the following was NOT a reason for creating the Anti-Immigration laws that were passed in the late 1800s? Some immigrants entering the U. S. were convicted criminals, which posed a threat to the safety of American citizens.
Some immigrants were sick when they came to America, which would require public care.
The U. S. was overpopulated and there was not enough room for the incoming immigrants.
Immigrants were willing to work for less pay, therefore they threatened the jobs of American citizens.