I’m pretty sure he was a judge during the civil rights movement.
This wasnt very specifi, but ill try (: in <span>response to a split in the AERA over whether the woman's movement should support the Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, and on womens rights, mainly</span>
1: they feared that they would get deported by the imgration officer.
2: they also feared that there family member(s) would get sent back
3: lots of people had different types of diseases and they thought they would catch them and get sick.
4: had fear of getting lost.
5: most of them didn't have family there so they were worried that they would have to live on streets or that they might jot get a job.
hope these were enough reasons. there r more reasons but these were the only ones i knew of so yea.
He/she is expressing the idea that the Articles of Confederation are going to make it difficult for the country to advance (because they make the central government too weak)
They passed personal liberty laws in some states
