jan 1, 1990 - Reinforcement of past laws and changes
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The Immigration Act of 1990 was an amendment in United States immigration law that increased the number of legal immigrants that entered into the United States every year. In addition, the the amendment introduced a "lottery" system which assigned visas to immigrants randomly. The main reason for this was to change previous United States immigration law that prohibited the granting of visas to immigrants from certain countries.
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Immigartion in the United States
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Laiza Valeria Gutierrez Morales
Marian Carolina...
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