Which statement best explains the Emergency Quota Act? It was a need for more people to move westward. It restricted the admission of foreigners into the United States. It allowed Native Americans to stay on tribal lands. It gave U. S citizens the ability to have dual citizenship.

By definition, the Emergency Quota Act was an immigration policy passed by the United States Congress during 1921 in which the act states that immigration must be restricted inside the United States. This is because the overflowing number of immigrants already pose a threat to the Americans regarding occupations and employment.