The 1882 law, the Chinese Exclusion Act, which was enacted to preserve jobs for native-born Americans, suspended Chinese immigration to the U.S. for ten years.
Renewed from time to time in the 20th century, it was completely suspended in 1965.
The 1882 law, the Chinese Exclusion Act, which was enacted to preserve jobs for native-born Americans, suspended Chinese immigration to the U.S. for ten years.
Renewed from time to time in the 20th century, it was completely suspended in 1965.