Immigration

Immigration

  • Naturalization Law

    Required a record of all aliens into the United States.
  • Chineese Exclusion Law

    Chineese Exclusion Law
    Made it so Chineese laborers were not allowed to migrate to the United States of America.
  • Bureau of Immigration

    Bureau of Immigration
    Government agency set up to control immigration to the United States.
  • Emergency Quota Act

    Lowered the number of immigrants admitted to 3% of the number of residents from that same country living in the United States.
  • Luce-Celler Act

    Quota of 100 Filipinos, and 100 Indians to immigrate into the United States each year.
  • Immigration and Nationality Act

    Replaced the National Origins Formula with one the was based on immigrants' skills and their family relations with U.S. citizens.
  • United States Refugee Act

    Amendment to an earlier act, creating a permanent place in the United States for refugees.
  • Immigration Reform and Control Act

    Required employers to attest to their employees' immigration status, and made it illegal to knowingly hire unauthorized immigrants.
  • American Homecoming Act

    Allowed children born in Vietnam who had American fathers to move to the United States.
  • Secure Fence Act

    Meant to help secure U.S. borders and decrease illegal immigration.