The immigration law in 1990 basically DESTROYED the UNITED STATES. pic.twitter.com/ocEFZ3J5Jr
— Neon White Cat (@NeonWhiteCat) October 4,
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The Immigration Act of 1990, signed into law by President George H.W. Bush, significantly reformed U.S. immigration policy by increasing the annual immigration cap to 700,000 and introducing new categories for family-based and employment-based visas, as well as a diversity visa lottery. It aimed to enhance family reunification while also addressing the needs of skilled workers and those from underrepresented countries.
The 1980s was the influential decade,
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