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This act allowed for immagrants to become naturalized citizens afther two years of living in the United States.
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This Act required 14 years of residency before citizenship in the U.S
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All the state laws governing immigration regulate " foreign commerce"
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This law suspended Chinese immigration for 10 years and barred chinese in U.S from citizenship.
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This opened to screen immirgrants entering on the east coast.
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Anaechists epileptic, polygamists an beggers, ruled inadmissible
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Procedural safeguards enacted for naturalization. Knowledge of english becomes a basic requirement.
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Head tac is raised. People with physical or mental defects, tuberculosis and children unaccompanied by a parent arre added to the exclusion list.
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Provided for luteracy test for those over 16 and established an " asiatic barred zone, " which barred all imigrants from asia.
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Limited immigrants to 3% of each nationality present in the us in 1910
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Despite protest from man native perople, Native americans made citizens of the united states.
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Changed to 2% of each nationality based on numbers in U.S in 1890
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Provided for finger printing and registering of all aliens
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In the name of unity among the allies , the chinese exclusion laws were repealed an china's quota was set at a token 105 immigrants.
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Eliminated race as a bar to immigration or citzrnship japans quota was set at 185 annually. China staued at 105; other asian countries were give 10 a piece.
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Abolished national origins quotas, establishing separate ceiling for the eastern.
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The law applies to any native or citizen of Cuba who has been inspected and admitted or paroled into the united states after January 1, 1959
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Immigrants reform and control act provided for amnesty for many illegal aliens and sanctions for employers firing illegals.
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Limited unskilled workers 10,00/years ; skilled ;abor
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Has been associated with a terrorist organization and intens to engage in threatening activies while in the United States.
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arizona's law orders immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times and requires police to question people if there's reason to suspect they're in the United States illegally.
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The law prohibits illegal immigrants from receiving any public benefits at either the state or local level. It bars illegal immigrants from attending publicly owned colleges or universities
