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This is the first 1,000 characters of 1152 words (4.61 pages) in the essay titled immigration
While immigration has played an important role in the building
and formation of America, new federal laws have resulted in mass
immigration. Throughout history, Congress has enacted laws and has
had to amend them to control the flow of both legal and illegal
In 1948, legislation was first enacted in an effort to control the
number of applicants fleeing persecution; it permitted 205,000
refugees to enter the United States. In 1952, Congress set in place
major regulations setting parameters and quotas mostly for the
eastern hemisphere and leaving the western hemisphere unrestricted.
In 1953, congress was again faced with having to increase the
number of refugees from 205,000 to 415,000. In order to qualify as a
refugee one must have a well founded fear of persecution, not be
firmly resettled in a third country, and must not be an aggravated
felon. In 1965, the national origin’s quota system was abolished but
still maintained was the principle of numerical by establishing
170,000 hemispheric and 20,000 per country ceilings and a seven
category preference system. This system included the spouses of
lawful resident aliens, brother and sisters of United States citizens,
skilled and unskilled workers. To present date spouses and minor
children of US citizens are exempt any quota system. In 1980, the
refugee act removed them from the preference category and
established clear criteria and procedures for their admission. In
1986, Congress was faced...
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Keywords: immigration reform and control act, mass immigration, history congress, congress set, quota system, eastern hemisphere, refugee act, resident aliens, preference category, category preference, preference system, irca, western hemisphere, persecution, amnesty, illegal aliens, refugees, citizens, brother and sisters, national origins
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