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U.S. immigration laws evolved from colonial openness to federal restrictions, quotas, and modern family-based systems. Key acts shaped admissions, exclusions, and enforcement, reflecting economic, security, and humanitarian priorities across eras, with ongoing executive adjustments influencing flows and demographics.
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