-
Immigration is the
international movement of
people to a
destination country of
which they are not
usual residents or
where they do not
possess nationality...
- U.S.
Immigration and
Customs Enforcement (ICE; /aɪs/) is a
federal law
enforcement agency under the U.S.
Department of
Homeland Security. ICE's stated...
-
Immigration law
includes the
national statutes, regulations, and
legal precedents governing immigration into and
deportation from a country. Strictly...
- 1923
following the
Treaty of
Lausanne of 1922 Russo-Turkish War
immigrations The
immigration of
Turks in
Bulgaria to
Turkey during the Cold War Modern-day...
-
Illegal immigration is the
migration of
people into a
country in
violation of that country's
immigration laws, or the
continuous residence in a country...
- of 1875
Immigration Act of 1882
Immigration Act of 1903
Immigration act of 1907
Immigration Act of 1917
Immigration Act of 1918
Immigration Restriction...
-
Opposition to
immigration, also
known as anti-
immigration, is a
political ideology that s****s to
restrict immigration. In the
modern sense,
immigration refers...
- (prin****lly England,
Ireland and Scotland),
although there was
significant immigration from
China and
Germany during the 19th century. In the
decades immediately...
-
Immigration to the
United States has been a
major source of po****tion
growth and
cultural change throughout much of its history. In
absolute numbers...
-
Immigration to
Sweden is the
process by
which people migrate to
Sweden to
reside in the country. Many, but not all,
become Swedish citizens. The economic...
