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Encyclopedia > Chinese Exclusion Act

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Beginning with the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, a series of restrictive laws had prohibited the immigration of certain nationalities and social classes of Asians.
Chinese were not on a equal immigration footing with other nationalities until immigration laws were completely rewritten in the mid 1960's.
One class of Chinese the U.S. could not keep out were those who were already citizens of the United States by virtue of having a father who was a citizen.
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