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This article discusses a delegation of South Asian immigrants being turned away by the British ambassador in the United States when they requested he intervene to make the United States more open to South Asian immigration.

This article discusses Mackenzie King--s 1907 inquiry into immigration and contains transcriptions from a few of the interviews.

This article describes an incident where a white male shot a South Asian immigrant, for reasons unknown, and was subsequently charged with murder. Attack occurred in Spokane, Washington, at a boarding house.

This article discusses the decision to produce legislation to exclude all South Asian immigration to the United States but to leave Japanese immigration as a separate issue.

This article discusses an additional immigration order that prevents Japanese immigrants from landing if they do not possess a passport for Canada issued by the Japanese government. It also discusses Canadian immigration officials working in…

This article discusses the proposed immigration of a large group of South Asian immigrants from British Columbia to California for agricultural work.

This article discusses the difficulties South Asian immigrants faced finding work in Juneau, Alaska, where a number of them travelled hoping to find work in the mines.

This article discusses a move by an American union to boycott the employment of South Asian immigrants in a mill in Everett, Washington.

This article describes an incident where a white male shot a South Asian immigrant, for reasons unknown, and was subsequently charged with murder. Attack occurred in Spokane, Washington, at a boarding house.

This article discusses the migration of South Asian and Japanese immigrants from British Columbia to the United States and United States immigration policy regarding them.

This article describes the argument made by the U.S. commissioner-general of immigration to bar all Japanese, Chinese, and South Asian immigration.

This article discusses the deportation of Har Dyal from the U.S. as part of an investigation of South Asians accused of --fermenting sedition-- against the British government in India.

This article describes South Asian immigrants being forced to leave Everett, Washington and either returning to Vancouver or continuing South to Portland.

This--editorial discusses plans for a mass immigration of South Asian immigrants to Louisiana for agricultural work.

Describes an incident where a number of South Asian immigrants were violently forced from a ship sailing to Valdez, Alaska, where they hoped to find work.

This article discusses the difficulties South Asian immigrants faced finding work in Juneau, Alaska, where a number of them travelled hoping to find work in the mines.

This article describes a riot in Bellingham, Washington, where a great many South Asian immigrants were attacked, had their lodgings and belongings burned, and were driven out of the city.

This article discusses the deportation of Har Dyal from the U.S. as part of an investigation of South Asians accused of --fermenting sedition-- against the British government in India.

This article describes E.P.--s Bowens-- trial for the murder of Darga Sing.

This article describes an incident where several South Asian immigrants who had left British Columbia were driven from Danville, Washington, back across the Canadian border by a group of men.

This article discusses the decision to produce legislation to exclude all South Asian immigration to the United States but to leave Japanese immigration as a separate issue.

This article discusses the migration of South Asian and Japanese immigrants from British Columbia to the United States and United States immigration policy regarding them.

This article discusses Mackenzie King--s 1907 inquiry into immigration and contains transcriptions from a few of the interviews.

This article describes the argument made by the U.S. commissioner-general of immigration to bar all Japanese, Chinese, and South Asian immigration.

This article describes South Asian immigrants being forced to leave Everett, Washington and either returning to Vancouver or continuing South to Portland.