Answer:
B. it satisfied the demands of large farmers in California, who relied heavily on seasonal Mexican labor, by not setting limits on immigration from the Western Hemisphere.
Explanation:
The 1924 Immigration Act was a law that created a permanent quota of immigrants, only 2% of the total number of individuals from each nationality that resided in the US in 1890 could be admitted to the US because during that time there were waves of Italian and Slavic immigrants going to the US.