The 1924 immigration law: a. restricted immigration to those from eastern Europe. b. stopped the illegal flow of immigrants into the United States. c. continued an open-door policy, whereby almost all new arrivals would be admitted. d. set strict yearly limits on the number of immigrants allowed into the country. e. encouraged immigration from Japan and China.

set strict yearly limits on number of immigrants allowed into the country  (d)

Explanation:

The 1924 immigration law, set strict yearly limits on number of immigrants allowed into the country.

The 1924 immigration law also known as the Johnson-Reed act was law enacted by the federal Government which was meant to restrict immigration into US from Asia and also set a limit/quota for the number of immigrants that can be allowed into the United states of America especially for countries in the Eastern hemisphere. the law also made provisions for its enforcement

the answer is a) to be able to obey them.

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