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Immigration and Nationality Act

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The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, also known as the McCarran-Walter Act, was enacted on June 27, 1952, and governed immigration to and citizenship in the United States. The law consolidated various immigration laws into a single text and increased the quota for Europeans outside Northern and Western Europe, while also eliminating 1880s bans on contract labor and promoting family reunification. The Act was passed in the context of Cold War-era fears of infiltrating Soviet and communist spies and sympathizers, and its provisions included a quota system for nationalities and regions, a preference system based on labor qualifications, and three types of immigrants.learn more on wikipedia

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  2. US Judge Orders Release of Detained Turkish Student

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  3. US Releases Palestinian Student From Custody After Citizenship Interview Detention

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  4. Federal Bureau of Investigation Arrests Wisconsin Judge Over Alleged Obstruction of Immigration Operation

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  5. US Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Deportations of Venezuelan Migrants under Wartime Law

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  6. US Judge Rules Pro-Palestine Student Activist Can Be Deported

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  7. Prince Harry's US visa application undergoes public scrutiny following release of heavily redacted documents

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  8. Trump Sued by 18 Democratic States Over Birthright Citizenship Order

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  9. Biden administration limits asylum seekers at US-Mexico border with new executive order

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perspectives

  1. 1.US under Donald Trump
  2. 2.Immigration to the US
  3. 3.US Politics
  4. 4.Israel-Palestine Conflict
  5. 5.US Foreign Policy
  6. 6.Freedom of Speech
  7. 7.Mexico under Claudia Sheinbaum
  8. 8.Immigration
  9. 9.US-India relations
  10. 10.US under Joe Biden
  11. 11.United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement
  12. 12.India under Modi

countries

  1. 1.United StatesUS
  2. 2.IndiaIN
  3. 3.Palestine, State ofPS
  4. 4.IsraelIL
  5. 5.Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic ofVE
  6. 6.MexicoMX
  7. 7.TurkeyTR
  8. 8.United KingdomGB
  9. 9.AlgeriaDZ
  10. 10.Syrian Arab RepublicSY
  11. 11.LebanonLB
  12. 12.Iran, Islamic Republic ofIR

organizations

  1. 1.White House
  2. 2.American Civil Liberties Union
  3. 3.US Homeland Security Department
  4. 4.Republican Party
  5. 5.Democratic Party
  6. 6.US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
  7. 7.US Supreme Court
  8. 8.Hamas
  9. 9.Columbia University
  10. 10.Tufts University
  11. 11.Tren de Aragua
  12. 12.Immigrants' Rights Project

persons

  1. 1.Donald TrumpUS
  2. 2.Mahmoud KhalilUS
  3. 3.Marco RubioUS
  4. 4.Rumeysa OzturkTR
  5. 5.Mohsen MahdawiPS
  6. 6.Hannah Dugan
  7. 7.Lee GelerntUS
  8. 8.Joe BidenUS
  9. 9.Pramila JayapalUS
  10. 10.Rob BontaUS
  11. 11.Cody WofsyUS
  12. 12.Matthew PlatkinUS

technicals

  1. 1.First Amendment
  2. 2.Alien Enemies Act
  3. 3.US Constitution
  4. 4.Judaism
  5. 5.14th Amendment
  6. 6.Spare
  7. 7.Gulf of Mexico
  8. 8.Christianity
  9. 9.Title IX
  10. 10.Soviet Union
  11. 11.Oval Office
  12. 12.Islam
Immigration and Nationality Act