Because of pressure from the government of Japan,Senator Hiram Johnson of California agreed to drop the Japanese exclusion clause from the federal immigration act of 1924.

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Senator Hiram Johnson of California was actually a supporter of the Japanese exclusion clause and did not drop it voluntarily. It was ultimately included in the Immigration Act of 1924 due to pressure from anti-immigration groups and the sentiment of the American public at that time.

Because of Pressure from the Government of Japan,Senator Hiram Johnson