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In the case of Commonwealth v. Hunt, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that:a. immigration quotas established in the late 1830s were constitutionalb. immigration quotas established in the late 1830s were unconstitutionalc. forming a trade union was illegald. forming a trade union was not illegale. employers could not hire strikebreakers
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