Immagration

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  • Chinese Exclusion Act o 1882

    Chinese Exclusion Act o 1882
    This act stopped immigrants form chinese into the united states for ten years
  • 1888 & 1891

    1888 & 1891
    More restictive laws passed. They could not only exclude certain individuals but also to deport aliens who entered the country in violation of immigration laws.
  • Quota Act of 1921

    Quota Act of 1921
    This act limited the annual # of immigrants from each nationality to 3% of forgein born persons of that nationality who were living in the U.S. in 1910 it didnt apply to well educated people immigration unrestriced from western hemishere
  • Immigration Act of 1924 and National Origins Act of 1929

    Immigration Act of 1924 and National Origins Act of 1929
    3K allowed to immagrate from Poland to the U.S. every year It made jnew quota system for each nationality and set limit on the total # of people that could enter every year.
  • 1965

     1965
    Eliminated quotas based on national origin 270K alowed in each year no more than 20K per country.
  • 1986 - Immigration Reform and Control Act

     1986 - Immigration Reform and Control Act
    Made penalties for employers that willing and knowingly hire illegals.
  • 1987-88 - Amnesty Program

    1987-88 - Amnesty Program
    It said that if you were living in the U.S. could apply for temporary legal residency status. 18 months later you could apply for permanent status
  • Immigration Act of 1990

    Immigration Act of 1990
    It increase legal immagation by 40% It stressed family reunification gave legal status to illegal immagrants
  • 1994 - Proposition 187

    1994 - Proposition 187
    It denied all public services to suspected illegal aliens. Forced people that were thought to be illegal takie a test and provide proof of citizenship.
  • Immigration Reform Act of 1996

    Immigration Reform Act of 1996
    tried to stem illegal immigartion.
  • Welfare Reform Act of 1996

    Welfare Reform Act of 1996
    made it so that illegals couldnt get public assistance
  • 1997

    1997
    many refugees became eligible for permanant legal residance and made immigrants eligible for public assistance