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The history of immigration in the United States, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries
show a burst of that encrypted Signal groups in were being used to monitor and mobilize around immigration agents; federal authorities have opened an investigation after a conservative journalist publ...
California ceased to be Mexican territory after U.S. military conquest during the Mexican–American War and the formal cession in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (signed February 2, 1848), in which Mex...
, ’s Secretary of War, was in 1876 over a long-running trader-post kickback scheme but resigned minutes before the House vote; nevertheless tried him, found a majority voting “guilty” on the articles ...
arrived in the in October 1885 as a 16‑year‑old immigrant through , the primary New York entry point before , and later filed for a U.S. passport—both facts in the historical record that point to lawf...
appears in 19th‑century immigration records as an arrivals passenger to in October 1885, and later German administrative records show ordered his expulsion in 1905 for evading compulsory military serv...
The available reporting and policy reviews do not document a by directing the federal government to relocate migrants from one to another; instead, the record shows federal policies aimed at managing ...
A person born in the United States cannot be deported for felony convictions — U.S.-born citizenship is legally protected against removal . By contrast, foreign-born naturalized citizens can, in excep...