What did passage of the immigration act of 1965 accomplish? the law did away with limits on immigration from asian nations. the law allowed no more immigration from european nations. the law supported victims of political persecution. the law made an effort to establish a quota system.

Passage of the Immigration Act of 1965 accomplished;

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The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 or the Hart cellar Act was a federal law implemented by the United States 89th Congress and was put into effect by President Lyndon B. Johnson. It aimed at abolishing the National Origin Formulae that was prevalent in the  United States since the 1920s. The act also abolished the discrimination that existed against the Europeans, Asians and Northwestern  Europeans.

The act created the preference system that gave the relatives of United States citizens legal and permanent citizenship. The act also provided citizenship to professionals and citizens with specialized skills. It maintained numerical restrictions but exempted those who were the immediate family member of the citizens of the United States. Implementation of the Act gradually increased the arrival of immigrants to the United States, especially from Asia and Africa

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Grade; High School

Subject; History

Topic;Immigration and Nationality Act

Keywords: Immigration and Nationality Act, Hart cellar Act, United States, 89th Congress, President, Lyndon B. Johnson, National Origin Formulae, Europeans, Asian, Northwestern  Europeans, Asia, Africa

The law supported victims of political persecution.

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