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Natural Act of 1790
Free whites = Citzien -
Foreign Miners' Tax
3 month for tax imposed against chinese -
People v. Hall Native Americans
Against's white. -
No Chinese in public schools
From (S.F) -
U.S. immigration Law Created
Laws were Created -
CA Civil Code was Amended
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Chinese Exclusion Act
Banned convicts and insanes. -
Spanish
Awardened, in Philipines. -
Congress Extended
The prohibition against Chinese immigration. -
Pensionado Act
Allowed filipino students to study in the U.S. -
S. F. School board
Demanded all asians to attend segrated school. -
The immigration Act
Expanded restriction on (Japan) emigration to the U.S. -
The Gentleman's Agreement
Imposed restriction on (japan) emigration to the U.S. -
The California Alien Land Act
Excluded aliens, Japan farmers, from land owning. -
Immigration Act.
"Barred Zone Act" Immigrants banned from large geographical areas. -
Imigration Act
"Quota System" -
Imigration Act
National Origins Act1890 Conus -
Executive Order 9066
Relocation of 110,000 Japenese into camps -
Imigration Act
Magnus on Exclusion Act: Chinese to be natural citizen -
Internment
Internment camps were finally closed. -
Fillipino Naturalization Act
It allowed people to immigrate from the Philipines and India. It also allowed Filipinos and Indians to become naturalized citizens. Quotas were set at 100 people per country per people. -
Displaced Persons Act
Granted Chinese Permanet resident status -
McCarran
Walter Act removed all racial criteria -
Nationality Act
Abolished nationa Drigns Act of quota system -
1968
of Asians rose significantly -
Fillipino WWII
Veterans were denied U,S. citizenship -
The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
It raised the ceiling on immigration to Hong Kong from 600 to 5000. -
Act of 1988
It appologized to the millions of Japenese Americans who were detained in internment camps during World War II. -
Immigration Act of 1990
An Act To amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to change the level, and preference system for admission, of immigrants to the United States, and to provide for administrative naturalization, and for other purposes
