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The topic is about the chain migration pattern in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, where immigrants would join their family members already in the United States.
traces to y); , — commonly dated to October 7, 1885 — as a 16‑year‑old immigrant . The family also includes on the maternal side: , was born in Scotland and became an American citizen in 1942 . The wi...
is the popular label for family-based or family‑reunification immigration—when a person admitted to the sponsors relatives who may in turn sponsor others—and U.S. law since the 1950s has alternately r...
The historical record shows members of ’s extended family entered the as immigrants, and at least one ancestor—his grandfather —arrived in the late 19th century under circumstances historians describe...
Two distinct tracks on birthright citizenship emerged in : a Republican-led pair of "" bills in (H.R. 569) and Senate (S. 304) seeking to narrow automatic citizenship for U.S.-born children, and a Dem...