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Title_of_text

Immigration Act of 1990. Public Law 101 (S.358 and H.R. 4300).

Main Region

First Region

United States of America
Migrant workers
1990-11-29
National
Law, Act

Second Region

Raises the annual immigration quota by 40 per cent, to some 700,000, with a large proportion of the extra visas being granted to skilled people without family ties in the United States, subject to education and work experience requirements. The Act repeals earlier provisions specifically restricting admission to the United States on grounds of political opinion, H.I.V. infection, etc. The anti-discrimination features of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 are strengthened, and the "temporary protected status" is instituted as a form of relief for aliens unable to return to their country due to war, natural disaster, etc.

Entry dates region

    Date of entry into force
    1992
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Implementing Text region

Monograph region

    Monograph title
    U.S.Labor and Employment Laws
    Author
    West, R.
    Publisher
    BNA Books
    Place of publication
    Washington, D.C.
    Country
    United States of America
    Date
    1991-03
    Page range
    pp. 10/76-10/83