During the Great Depression, the Roosevelt administration __________.
a. took steps to limit immigration from Mexico
b. went out of its way to help Mexican Americans
c. proposed a new guest worker program for Mexican immigrants
d. removed barriers to citizenship for Mexican immigrants
a. took steps to limit immigration from Mexico
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