Essays on Vikings

The United States has approached immigration quite differently than many other countries have, with a far more liberal policy on permitting naturalization of citizenship than the vast majority of the world. In the Constitution, Section 8 authorized Congress to regulate commerce, which was generally regarded as license to regulate immigration as well (LeMay, 1987). The first regulation was passed in 1790, with a simple two-year waiting period placed on immigrants who wanted to become citizens. That is a far cry from not only the current waiting period but also the even more stringent process that conservatives would like to