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Trump countered that Eisenhower had moved 15 million such immigrants out of the country during his administration “They came back Moved them again beyond the border they came back Didnt like it” he said “Moved them way south They never came back Dwight Eisenhower You dont get nicer You dont get friendlier They moved a 15 million out We have no choice We have no choice” The program to which Trump referredderogatorily named Operation Wetback at its inception in 1954was indeed real and intended to combat the relatively new problem of undocumented immigration through Mexico Though people had been crossing between the areas that comprise Mexico California and Texas since before the border even existed TIME noted in 1951 that the phenomenon of unregulated immigration from the south had not really been noteworthy until World War II That changed when available agricultural labor in the United States declined during the war as able-bodied young men went off to fight With a smaller pool of domestic workers to draw from American business-owners were eager to recruit laborers from Mexico to fill the void particularly because they were willing to work for extremely low wages by US standards (Think 20 an hour in 1951 which is still under $200 in today’s dollars) A drought in Mexico in the early 1950s made immigration even more appealing to many Mexican farm workers and the influx of immigrants continued to grow even after the two nations worked together to divert potential migrants into a regulated program for guest workers Rising illegal immigration provoked an outcry among some Americans and Mexicans both because of the perception that immigrants were taking jobs that should have gone to local farm labor and the fact thatwithout the union protection American workers counted onmany Mexican workers were forced into deplorable conditions With no easy solution in sight “Operation Wetback” began starting with thousands of undocumented immigrant arrests in California and growing to include many more in cities throughout the country But Trump’s account of Eisenhower’s program doesn’t entirely mesh with the historical record Trump was correct that many immigrants were deported during that program’s existencehis 15 million figure is along the lines of some official estimates although some historians argue those numbers are inflatedand that the program did involve bringing Mexican nationals farther and farther south as it progressed As the Texas State Historical Association explains the deportees later in the program were moved by ship to move them farther from the border until several of them jumped overboard and drowned But the real estate mogul’s account of the operation glosses over the significant criticism the program received Some farmers and others in affected regions were certainly pleased by the deportations but after the 1956 drownings became public knowledge the wisdom and morality of the operation were questioned by others West Virginia Rep Robert Mollohan led a call within Congress for an investigation into the conditions on the ship after reports emerged they were unsafe and unsanitary Trump description of the program also oversimplifies the reasons behind its success As immigration law expert Bill Ong Hing has pointed out the existence of the parallel guest worker program was a crucial component of the decline in unregulated immigration during the operation After that guest worker program lapsed in 1964 illegal immigration ramped up again to fill the work slots left empty Though it’s possible that the individuals subject to Eisenhower’s program “never came back” as Trump phrased it the 1950s deportation drive hardly put the issue of undocumented immigration to bed for good Read a 1951 article about immigration from Mexico here in the TIME Vault History Newsletter Stay on top of the history behind today’s news View Sample Sign Up Now Write to Lily Rothman at lilyrothman@timecomSometimes E3’s biggest delights are unexpected They’re not the subject of endless looping video trailers or massive billboards on the convention center’s outer walls Some of them aren’t even on the show floor Here are eight of our favorite hidden gems from 2014’s show: CounterSpy Jared: Do I detect a hint of Rolling Thunder in this spy noir platform shooter Like that old arcade gem CounterSpy combines lanky comic-style characters cover-based shooting and plenty of vertical movement between platforms But it also throws in a dash of stealth combat a soundtrack full of twangy guitars and a tone that vaguely mocks the Cold War–enough to look like the game Rolling Thunder might have become if it hadn’t been forgotten You play a secret agent trying to maintain the balance between two rival superpowers–not exactly the United States and Soviet Union but close enough–by playing both sides against the middle This involves all the usual secret agent stuff: infiltrating compounds stealing documents and securing launch codes Is CounterSpy breaking barriers in gaming Probably not but it looks like a blast anyway PS3 PS4 PS Vita / 2014 Dying Light Jared: Though I’m pretty sure the world would be okay without any new zombie games Dying Light makes the case for having just one more By giving players parkour-like climbing abilities the emphasis here is on sticking to the rooftops and avoiding the hordes below At least that’s the case until you’ve managed to craft some more powerful weapons or a grappling hook to help you scurry along There’s an air of The Walking Dead here as well as players will deal with both friendly and hostile humans along the way PS3 PS4 Xbox 360 Xbox One PC / February 2015 Entwined Matt: After the spectacle of Sony’s press event my first chance to sample Pixelopus’ Entwined — a game about separated lovers you’re tasked with bring together — was at Sony’s press booth At first blush it reminded me a little of Tempest (the look I mean not the gameplay) In Tempest you roll a claw-like ship around a 360-degree field made up of vector graphic segments In Entwined you roll paper mache-like representations of a bird and fish each guided with one of the gamepad’s thumbsticks simultaneously around a 360-degree moving tunnel (each creature gets half or 180 degrees) as you attempt to align them with vector graphic patterns or glowing orbs Pull off enough of these in a level and the creatures will merge transforming into a dragon (and the game into a meditative free-roaming exercise until you’re ready to split them apart and take on the next lifetime) I’m probably selling the visual design short: The playing field resembles more the shimmering kaleidoscopic time-tunnel Doctor Who’s TARDIS hurtles through only here that tunnel’s filled with obstacles that grow in complexity and race by at increasing speeds It’s the sort of experience you might reflect on using words like hypnotic contemplative uplifting and so forth And yet there was nothing pretentious about it: artfulness without a trace of ostentation PS3 PS4 PS Vita / Available Now Get Even Jared: Tucked into a private presentation on indie games for Xbox Get Even is so ambitious that it could either be an unexpected triumph or a total disaster You play a detective who must explore his memories–many of them based on gritty locales in real-life Poland–to alter the future In one sequence the player identifies a shooting victim with the help of facial recognition smartphone software then returns to an earlier point in the memory with a rifle to attack the assailants Moving in slow motion he finally finds the victim staring at the end of a gun and takes the victim’s place in front of the fatal bullet Players will also get to choose between alternate story lines and in a nod to Dark Souls encounter other players in parallel dimensions There’s a lot going on here but at the very least it’s not the risk-averse fare that dominates the show floor PC and Xbox One / 2015 Murasaki Baby Matt: Finally a developer that knows what the PS Vita’s rear touchpad is for In Murasaki Baby a game about guiding a frightened child through a nightmare-scape by way of Tim Burton and HP Lovecraft you cycle through eerie backgrounds on-the-fly using the Vita’s rear touchpad Only here those backgrounds harbor gameplay devices each designed to help provide — or hinder — solutions to environment-related puzzles Cycle in a purplish storm-filled background for instance and the resultant rain can fill a reservoir to lift a low-lying object Cycle in an orangish background sporting a windmill and you’ll unleash a gale force that blows enemies (like flying safety pins) away The demo suggested an only mildly difficult game action-wise but then the emphasis seemed to be on synchronizing background and foreground wielding gameplay elements that set (and reset) the narrative tone on the fly PS Vita / 2014 Ori and the Blind Forest Matt: If Level 5 and Studio Ghibli’s Ni No Kuni was a paean to filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki’s whimsical moods Ori and the Blind Forest — a puzzle-platformer from Moon Studios — looks more like a hat tip to the kodama forest sequences in Princess Mononoke At this point we know relatively little about the game itself You’re a tiny nimble glowing creature — your own source of light You collect energy cells to boost some kind of internal power source that lets you spawn save points You’ll accrue points that let you unlock new abilities And there’s a lot of Metroidvania back-and-forth leaping plummeting and spelunking as you plumb the game’s dark fantasy depths For the record Ori seems nothing like Ubisoft’s Child of Light which wed a narrative told in poetic verse to a platformer in which hostile encounters triggered turn-based battles Battles in Ori are in real time and the coming-of-age exposition looks to be relayed through straightforward encounters not rhymed narration Xbox 360 Xbox One PC / 2014 The Talos Principle Jared: Yes it’s another entrant in the “puzzle game with a deeply philosophical storyline” genre but I’m intrigued by how The Talos Principle introduces a tug-of-war between a godlike entity and a computer program In between rounds of brain-teasers the player must decide how to interact with these two forces in turn shaping the game’s outcome This is a pretty big departure for Croteam best known for its frantic first-person shooter Serious Sam and it’s brought in writer Tom Jubert (The Swapper) to help the company indulge its artistic side Here’s hoping it turns out well PC / Q3 2014 The Witness Jared: Jon Blow’s next indie masterwork has been five years in the making and it’s now at a point where the entire world is open to explore Sadly a 30-minute demo wasn’t nearly enough to cover it all as The Witness’ obtuse puzzles were mostly impenetrable to my E3-addled brain And yet the grounds offered enough interesting architecture–a hedge maze here an abandoned foundry there–that I was happy to just poke around for a while The fact that all of this happened in a quiet room away from the show floor and devoid of over-attentive PR representatives couldn’t have hurt I’m still thinking about how I’ll nail those puzzles eventually PS4 PC and iOS / 2014 Write to Matt Peckham at mattpeckham@timecom" In a statement, First the courts would be even more stretched than they are now,S. 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