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Correct Action Text:
S. 1923, the Immigration Stabilization Act of 1994, would have cut legal immigration from its current level of around one million a year to about 425,000. It would have curtailed chain migration by greatly reducing the number of visas available for extended-family immigration categories. Overall, the bill would have reduced legal immigration by more than 3.8 million over a 10-year period.
Correct Points Earned:
236
Correct Points Possible:
236
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