Why do the immigrants come to the U.S.?
- economic hardship like potato crop failures, famine
- religious persecution, freedom of expression like Jews in Russia, Poland, Romania.
- After some big events ended, displaced person, homeless, refugees, orphans and war brides were allowed to immigration.
The differences the immigration laws between before and now in the U.S.
[ before]
- The U.S very opened to immigrate because of less population, industrial revolution and westward movement.
- Most immigrants were the Europeans in 1800~1920.
- All immigrants must have taken a medical examination, so the permission was decided by their health condition.
- Asian immigrants were limited for 10 years.
[ Now]
- During the 1920s, the first quota law was passed by congress, limiting the total number of immigrants allowed and the number allowed from each country.
- A person who has occupational skills may be allowed to immigrate.
- A person who has immigrate relatives of U.S citizens may come in without limitation.
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