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It granted whites citizenship rights but only extended citizenship to immigrants who fit the category
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It limited the numbers of Chinese in California
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The testimony for of Chinese, blacks, mulattos, and Native Americans against whites was invalid.
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Chinese were excluded from San Francisco public schools
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Encouraged immigration but barred criminals and prostitutes from entering the country
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Ammended to prohibit inter-racial marriage between a white person, blacks, mulattos, and Mongolians. Filipinos were later added to the list in 1933
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The 1st immigration la to exclude virtually all immigrants from a single country. Banned Chinese laborers from emmigrating to the U.S. for 10 years and prohibit them from becoming citizens
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The Philippines were given to the U.S. They were declared wards. needed visas to travel the U.S.
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Congress extended prohibition against Chinese immigration
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Allow Filipino students to study in the U.S.
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Demanded all Asian students must attend segregation school.
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Reorganized the states boardering Mexico to stem the flow of immigrants into the U.S.
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A series of laws were enacted to further the number of new immigrants.
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Reduced the number of U.S. immigration visas ans allocated them on the basis of national origin.
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Required non U.S. citizens to register with the government to receive a green card
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Made the green card more valuable
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Est. the modern day U.S. immigration system.
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Eliminated the U.S. immigration discrimination based on race, place of birth, sex, and residence.
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Eliminated preferential treatment for residence on the western hemisphere.
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Est. a general policy governing the admission of refugees
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Focused on curtailing illegal U.S. immigration.
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Est. an annual limit for certain category of immigrants.
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Uniting and strengthening America by providing appropriate tools required to intercept and obstruct terroism
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The U.S. immigration and Naturalization Service becomes part of the DHS.
