History Of Us Immigration Policy
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by Nataly Shevchenko, student at the Moldova State University
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History Of Us Immigration Policy
- 1. History of US Immigration Policy by Nataly Shevchenko
- 9. Immigration to the USA by Decade
- 10. Projected US Population Growth
- 14. Percentage of Immigrant population of US
- 25. The Proposed US-Mexico Border Fence
- 26. US-Mexico Border at Nogales (Arizona and Sonora)
- 30. Thank You
Notas del editor
- US population is 300 million
- Note that they were more focused on workers than on families.
- Note that this is a nuclear family model
- Note that this is based on the nuclear family.
- 2) H1-B visas for IT professionals or engineers.
- Note that this makes it harder for those from Mexico to get into the country. Africans make up 41% of this category and Europeans make up 38%
- But for some groups, this period can be shortened, such as with service in the US military. Numerous backlogs can mean that the process takes much longer.
- Construction of the fence has been passed by Congress and signed by President Bush in October 2006 but Congresspeople are now saying (in January) that they will revisit the issue, because they want to make it part of comprehensive immigration reform.
- In October 2004, Border Patrol reported that 300 people had died in the previous 12 months.