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Slaves become property and begin beign imported to US
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Anyone who had a disability, or didn't fit a certain criteria could not enter the United States
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The Germans at the time had no identifacation so they pledged allegiance to the current king and pledged not to revolt.
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Any wondering about the Naturalization laws that allowed future generations to be here was put in the power of each individual state
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Increased the time required to become a resident from 2 to 5 years
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This treaty granted the USA rigths to Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and California.
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The Congress at this time now has the power to regulate immigration as they pleased.
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This was an attempy by congress to centralize immigration
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This act extended Naturalization to former slaves, meaning they could gain citizenship
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In the case of Henderson v Mayor of New York, the verdict ruled that the naturalization process of each state was unconstituitional since it conflicted with Powers of Congress
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This launches a time span where Immigrants are heavily monitored, and many are excluded from entering the United States.
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This marks the opening of one of the largest imigrant entry points in American history. Through the years over 12 million have entered through this gate
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The 14th amendment states that all people of born in United States will have citizenship
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These agents of border patrol, gaurded the coast, and state borders, along with the National Borders.
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During the time of World War II Franklin D Roselvelt, the president at the time, fored many japanese people into internment camps with the threat of war looming over the USA
