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United States Immigration policies from 1800 to present

By Aldair8
  • Federal Legselation

    Federal Legselation

    This was the first significant federal legislation on immigration.
  • Irish Emigrate

    Irish Emigrate

    Irish of classes emigrate to the United States as a result of the potato famine
  • Immigration Grows

    Immigration Grows

    The population has grown more then 5.2 million immigrants enter the country.
  • Provisions

    Provisions

    The U.S. have provisions are adopted for expulsions of aliens.
  • Immigrants Caught

    Immigrants Caught

    immigrants were caught entering on the east coast.
  • Immigration Act

    Immigration Act

    Immigration Act provided for literacy tests for those over 16.
  • Limited Immigrants

    Limited Immigrants

    Limited immigrants to 3% of each nationality present in the US in 1910.
  • Changed Each Nationality

    Changed Each Nationality

    Changed to 2% of each nationality based on numbers in the US.
  • Annual Qoutes

    Annual Qoutes

    The annual quotas of the 1924 Act are made permanent.
  • Finger Printing

    Finger Printing

    Provided for finger printing and registering of all aliens.
  • Adopted Immigrants

    Adopted Immigrants

    Procedures adopted to facilitate immigration of foreign born wives.
  • Persons Act

    Persons Act

    Displaced persons act allowed 205000 refugees over two years.
  • Exclusions Act

    Exclusions Act

    The grounds for exclusion and deportation are expanded.
  • Immigration Reform Act

    Immigration Reform Act

    Immigration Reform and Control Act provided for amnesty for many illegal aliens.
  • Bill Permit

    Bill Permit

    A bill gives permanent status to non-immigrant registered who have lived here.
  • Immigration Act

    Immigration Act

    Immigration Act of 1990 limited unskilled workers to 10,000/year skilled labor
  • Amended Act

    Amended Act

    Amended the immigration and NA to broaden the scope of aliens ineligible for admission or deportable due to terrorist activities.