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Image SourceEvery free white person is a citizen
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Taxed Chinese $3 a month to limit Chinese population in California
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Testimony of other races against whites was invalid
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Chinese were excluded from public schools in San Francisco
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Firstimigration law was created; encouraged most people to come to the United States
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image sourceCalifornia prohibited inter racial marriges
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banned chinese laborers from emmigrating to the United States for ten years and benned citizenship from them
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image sourcethe Philipines become part of United States territory
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Congess extended the Chinese Exclution Act
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image sourceallowed filipinos to study in the United States
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image sourceAsian students must attend segregated schools
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made Japan to impose restrictions on immigration to United Stated
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image sourceit expanded the restrictions on criminals and the insane
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image sourceexcluded aliens from owning land
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image sourcebanned immigration from large areas, mainly asia
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An anual limit on the number of immigrants from specifit countries
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image sourceit imposed a 2% quota rather than a 3% quota
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Stationed 110,000 Japanese to 10 internet camps
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it allowed chinese immigrants to become citizens, but only 105 chinese could immigrate per year
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internet camps were closed
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image sourceallowed people from the Philipines and India to immigrate to the United States and gave them citizenship
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image sourceallowed 3,500 Chinese who were caught in the United States because of the Chinese Civil War
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image sourceit allowed immigration of nonquota immigrants such as spouces and children; but it banned Communist
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it stated that family unificationwould be the guiding principalfor immigration
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cap of 12,000 was placed on immigrants from the western hemisphere, the number of Asian immigrants rose
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Filipino World War II veterans are denied U.S citizenship even though they faught for the U.S
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raised the ceiling on immigration from Hong Kong from 600 to 5,000
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image sourcethey apologized to the thousands of Japanese Americans that were plkaced in internet camps during World War II
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capped total immigration at 700,000 (lowerd to 675,000 in 1995)
