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The 1938 Foreign Agents Registration Act targeted Public Relations pioneer Ivy Lee. What action of his prompted the law?

Explanation

The law was passed in response to Lee’s decision to represent Nazi Germany. The law applied to anyone who agreed to represent a foreign government.

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