R E P O R T

IMMIGRANTS
B R E A U N A C R O W T H E R
 IMMIGRATION
IS TO LEAVE YOUR HOME COUNTRY TO LIVE IN ANOTHER
COUNTRY PERMINATLY
( think to Come in )

MIGRATION
You move like birds from place to place
( think to Move )

EMIGRATE
To leave your country to live in another
( think to Exit )
 14.8% 13.5%
In 1890 there was only 14.8% In 2016 there was now 43.7
of Immigrants living here in million foreign born in the
America that would be United States and it
around 9.2 million Quadrupled the amount in
Immigrants . 1970 (4.7%).
GRAPH 30

20

This graph shows what will

10

has or will happen to the

immigration coming to the 0
2000 2005 2010 2015

United states starting at 1850-

2017ish

The bottom graph shows how

much of them were
Unauthorized, Lawful, or
Temporary lawful residents
in America
 Since we have immigration we
have kids who aren't documented

The undocumented kids in

America are allowed to go to School
school (k-12) but they can K-12
not legally vote, drive, work,
or get financial aid
 Nationality Immigration
Act Act

"Nationality Act of 1965, "Immigration Act of 1990,

which relaxed the which granted temporary
restrictions on immigration protective status on an
from countries in those individual basis to people
parts of the world". from countries suffering
from armed conflict or
natural disasters"
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