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GCU 113 historical events contributing to immigration with an emphasis on Arizona

By mcdenny
  • Start of Colonial imigration

    The English settlers Arrived in America.
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    historical events of imigration

  • Massachusets Law

    May of 1637 a passed in Massachusets establishing no citizen living in the town or colony should host an illigal immigrant without proper permission from authorities or the government.
  • Congress minimizes naturalization

    residancy requirements were moved to 5 years in the country for naturalization.
  • California Gold Rush

    The Discovery of gold in California brought a large number of immigrants from around the world. One of the largest groups were the chinese. over 20,000 chinese miners immigrated to California during this time.
  • treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

    Treaty added over 500,00 Square miles to the US territories in South West United States.
  • Statue of liberty is made visible

    This welcomes a large number of European imigrants.
  • Ellis Island

    Ellise Island opens as an imigrant checkpoint.
  • Angel Island opens

    Angel Island opens as an imigration station.
  • Emergency Quota Act

    The act restricted the numbers allowed to enter the US by a quota system based on the immigrants home country.
  • US border patrol

    Us Border Patrol is established
  • civil rights movement

    Nationwide series of political protests striving for equality.
  • Imigration reform control

    revised and reformed the status of unauthorized immigrants set fourth in the United States.
  • Immigration act of 1990

    Revised deportation grounds on limit of illigal immigration.
  • World Trade center Attack

    Terrorist attack caused a rise in border security thoughout the united states.
  • Arizona Minutemen

    Civilian Group stationed themselves on the US mexico border in Arizona to assist in border control.
  • SB 1070

    Bill in Arizona passed to incrase limitations of illigal immigrants in Arizona. Caused need for immigrants to carry proof of residancy at all times.