The McCarran-Walter Act

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The McCarran-Walter Act, also known as the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, was a comprehensive immigration law that included the following provisions:

A) It did not grant relatives of current citizens the ability to migrate to the United States.
B) It prohibited Communists from coming to the United States.
C) It permitted the deportation of any non-citizen engaging in anti-American activism.
D) It removed race as a barrier to citizenship.

Therefore, the correct answer is E, as all of the above provisions are included in the McCarran-Walter Act.