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Roger Daniels, a professor emeritus of history at the University of Cincinnati, has witnessed more than a few attempts by Congress and the president to reform immigration policy. He has written a half-dozen books on the topic, including Guarding the Golden Door. This fall University Press of Kansas will publish his latest book, The Japanese …
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