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The Chinese exclusion barred Chinese laborers from entering the country. They couldn't return once they leave the U.S. It was a 10 year ban signed by President Chester A. Arthur.

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Congress had extended domestic authority over immigration to improve the amount of strictness to the Chinese Exclusion act. They would also often return laborers about 20,000. Prevented the Chinese from returning.

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The Immigration act of 1891 denied entry to any diseased, criminals. lunatics, etc.

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A federal immigration system to handle the increasing amount of newcomers. More than 12 million people entered through. 1892 to 1954. They would check for medical problems, diseases, etc.

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Chinese merchants and students would boycott goods and services. Against Chinese exclusion laws in southeast Asia. The event ended a year later in 1906. The U.S tried to make peace by allowing all elite Chinese students to study in the U.S.

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An agreement between the Americans and Japanese. It would limit the amount of people entering the U.S from Japan. There was a urge to end segregation in San Francisco.

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The expatriation act of 1907 was women who would marry a non citizen immigrant would lose then citizenship. Women would have the chance to be deported and detention.

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This law banned immigrants or ¨Aliens¨ without a citizenship ineligible from owning any sort of land.

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The immigration act of 1917 established a requirement for immigrants entering into the U.S. It also extended the Chinese exclusion act. Another known name for this law was Asiatic barred zone act. During this time they had also increased the bill to 8 dollars for age 16 and older, and created a English literacy test.

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This act grants people in Puerto Rico a U.S Citizenship. It also had separated executive, judicial, and legislative branches.