How would you describe America's reaction to the Kristallnacht pogrom?

President Franklin Roosevelt responded to Kristallnacht with a sharp verbal condemnation and two gestures: He recalled the U. S. ambassador from Germany for "consultations," and he extended the visitors' visas of the approximately 12,000 German Jewish refugees who were then in the United States. But at the same time, FDR announced that liberalization of America's tight immigration quotas was "not in contemplation."

I would say the were probaly overprotective of the Kristallnact program because the constraints prevented masses of German Jews from seeking safety in America.