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Immigration Laws

Immigration laws affect citizens of other countries entering and living in the United States.  Immigration law controls how to get a visa to enter and stay in the United States and includes deportation and becoming a US citizen.  

Different types of visas are available depending upon your purpose in the US.  A ?green card? is a permanent visa allowing the holder to enter, exit, work and live in the United States for life.  Green cards are available to close relatives of US citizens, refugees, preferred employees, and by lottery.  You may also gain entry to the US on a temporary visa. These visas are issued for visiting, working, or going to school.

The US may deny you a visa if you have a history of terrorist or criminal activities, drug abuse, or disease.  Even if you have a visa you can be deported if you commit a crime.

To become a citizen of the United States you must be a permanent resident of the US for five years and pass a citizenship test.  Citizenship through this naturalization process guarantees the full rights and privileges of a US citizen and can not be denied by the government.

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