What was the immigration law of 1907?

The Immigration Law of 1907, also known as the Immigration Act of 1907, aimed to regulate and restrict immigration to the United States. It expanded the categories of individuals who could be excluded from entering the country, including those with physical or mental disabilities, as well as certain economic migrants. Additionally, it imposed stricter inspection procedures at ports of entry. This law reflected growing nativist sentiments and concerns about the impact of immigration on American society.