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20 million immigrants across many countries voyaged to the US. Many of these people came from European Countries.

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The wall not allowing Chinese to enter no matter what.

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Barred Chinese people from entering into the country and even if they had lived in America and had left, they couldn't enter at all. This was the first specific national group to be barred from entering the USA

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Rallying nativists trying to form better lives for people who originally had lived their.

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American Protective Association (APA) - 1887

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American Protective Association (APA) - 1887

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Formed by nativists who complained for laws that restricted immigration. Congress responded by passing a bill not allowing people who couldn't read their own language to enter. This was vetoed by the current president.

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Ellis Island - the place where many people were allowed to come into the US.

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Immigration station opened to let people from voyages from international places. The first person allowed was Annie Moore, a girl who was 17 years old. There were inspections and tests to let immigrants inside the US.

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Angel Island in San Francisco Bay letting in immigrants from mainly Asian countries.

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Many Asian immigrant were processed in the immigration station of Angel Island in the San Francisco Bay. There was writing on the walls describing the immigrants feelings of the voyage across the sea and getting to the immigration station.

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President Obama - the president who signed the executive order of DACA.

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Signed by Barack Obama, it shielded children of illegal immigrants to not get deported by the US government. People from Mexico are mainly the ones participating in this.

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The wall that was built at the border of the USA and Mexico.

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Border Building for Immigrants to stay out - 2016 - 2021

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Border Building for Immigrants to stay out - 2016 - 2021

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Trump allotted a 15 billion dollar budget to build a wall to block many Mexican illegal immigrants from entering into the US. 458 miles of a wall was built before Biden stopped the construction.

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Riots trying to convince to stop Trump's muslim travelling ban.

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This was an executive order that prohibited and made it hard to travel from predominantly Muslim countries. Many people were looking for resettlement since they were refugees. President Trump had signed this to stop muslims from coming into the US.

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A green card that made immigrants permanent residents.

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Ended the issuance of Green Card's - 2020

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Ended the issuance of Green Card's - 2020

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As a Covid - 19 executive decision, Trump ended the issuance of green cards to immigrants as a response to keeping jobs for citizens. Less than half of the allotted green cards were used for that year and made people have to stress over visas and paperwork instead of gaining a permanent resident card that they were in line for.

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Ukrainians watching the war as it passed before them as  safety decreases.

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Ukraine Asylum Immigrant Benefits - 2022

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Ukraine Asylum Immigrant Benefits - 2022

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The government allowed a safe haven in the USA for Ukrainians fleeing their country, trying to gain safety from the war by coming to a safer country. They were granted asylum if pleading their case most of the time.

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The immigration laws from back in the late 1800's highlighted how people were trying to get in and how many types of people were rejected entrance. Even today, there are people trying to make immigrants not allowed inside the USA, but there are also many stages of immigrants. There are visas, GC's, and citizenship whereas before if you were in the country, you were allowed to live there. Today you need to have visas and much paperwork before you are allowed to live as a legal immigrant. Back then there was also much hardships to get to America and passing the tests. Today everything is done before you fly to the US, you must get visas and everything as a requirement to visit even.