This consolidated Von Hindenburg drive of manufacturers. whose patriotism is subordinated by greed. of foreignlanguage newspapers. societies of foreigners. and millions of foreign voters. against the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. the American Legion. and the interests for which the latter organizations all stand. raises the question whether the American Congress is too weak to hold the line and protect the countrys dearest interests. This one big question divides itself into two phases: First. Are Americans able to enact the immigration laws which they know the country wants and needs? Second. Are Americans able to enforce such laws as they have. in spite of the interests. enmities. and opposition of those whose hearts are in their pocketbooks. or in Europe more than In America?
Identified stereotypes
Foreigners are portrayed as disloyal and driven by greed, prioritizing their homelands or financial interests over America's.