A. Mitchell Palmer, attorney general under President Wilson, was strongly
anti-radical.
pro-labor.
anti-government.
Answer (1)
Mitchell Palmer, as attorney general, was known for his anti-radical measures during the Red Scare, including the Palmer Raids, which predominantly targeted immigrants and labor activists. His policies were not pro-immigrant or pro-labor, but rather reflected a fear-driven response to radicalism. Thus, the correct characterization of Palmer is that he was anti-radical. ;
