The National Origins Act set no limits on immigration from which nation(s) or region(s)?

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The National Origins Act, part of the United States' immigration policy in the early 20th century, primarily targeted immigrants from Europe and Asia, setting quotas based on national origins. It did not, however, set limits on immigration from Mexico, Canada, or South America, allowing for relatively unrestricted immigration from these regions.

The National Origins Act Set No Limits on Immigration from Which