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US immigration Peak 1: 1840s and 1850s- Irish Potato Famine & German unification Peak 3: 1905-1914- increase in number of S. & E. European - 1 M per year many Italians escape political & economic instability & Jews escaping persecution
US immigration policies (1880-1986)
Chinese exclusion act 1882- prohibited Chinese immigrants from entering the US
]Emergency Quota Act- 1921-imposed quotas based on the country of birth
National Origins Act 1924- prohibited Asian immigrants
Immigration & Nationality Act 1965- ended all quotas and allowed large scale immigration
Immigration Reform and Control Act 1186- issued visas to all seven hundred thousand people who entered the US illegally
Immigration to Europe 1960s- -Germany and France faced labor shortages and allowed many migrants to come as “guest workers” Many guest workers stay… leads to chain migration Muslims have recently moved to Europe from former European colonies (in Africa or Middle East)
guest workers Citizen of a poor country permitted to work in a country on temporary basis
impact of EU migration Free movement of labor, goods and capital
the European union Economic integration of 27 member European nations
braind drain large scale emigration of talented and educated people
Remittances Money migrants send back to family in home country People in India received the most remittances in 2017 with $69 billion
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