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Made it difficult for immigrants to vote. Most were just deported. Also made it illeagal to talk bad about the government
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First official law against immigration. Specifically targeted Asians and stated that it was illeagal to bring any oriental person to the U.S.
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Created to exclude the Chinese from the country for 10 years. Because of the high demend for gold during the Gold Rush, civilians saw the Chinese as competition. So they wanted them out.
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Extended the Chinese Exclusion Act another 10 years and required persons of Chinese desent to carry identification.
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Prohibited the immigration of "undesireable people" to the U.S. This included idiots, psycopaths, mental patients, poor people, and drunks.
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Limited the number of immigrants to 2% of the population of people already living in the U.S. Aimed to restrict Southurn and Easturn immigrants.
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Objective was to distinguish the nationaly born citizens and the foreign born citizens. Set restrictions for immigrants.
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Allowed Cuban residents to become perminent citizens in the U.S. if they were present in the country for at least 2 years.
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Improved the id authentication process. Improved standards of driver's liscens and as well as variouse issues involving terrorism.
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Allowed police to strictly examine proof of residence in the united states. Discouraged immigrants from staying or migrating to the United States
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The most strict immigration bill today. Sets many restrictions against illeagal immigration and banned them from attending school and colleges. resulted in an increasingly low number of latino students enroled in schools.
