3 gen 1882 anni - Congress enacts the Immigration Act of 1882 (22 Stat. 214), constituting one the first attempts at broad federal oversight of immigration. The law levies a tax of 50cents for each passenger arriving by ship from a foreign port who is not a US citizen, to be paid by the ship’s owner. The proceeds are deposited into a fund in the US Treasury called the “immigration fund,” which the Treasury Secretary is authorized to use to defray expenses incurred in regulating immigration. The law further estab
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3 gen 1882 anni
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