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The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) of 1986 was a sweeping Congressional effort that combined legalization for long-term undocumented residents with new enforcement measures aimed at curbing future illegal immigration
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...
was that combined legalization for long‑term undocumented residents with new aimed at curbing future illegal immigration; roughly 2.7–3 million people ultimately gained legal status through its while ...