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Naturalization Act of 1790
Naturalization Act of 1790 3/4/1790
Cable Act
Cable Act 9/22/1922
Petition for Naturalization of Zbigniew Brzezinski
Petition for Naturalization of Zbigniew Brzezinski 12/22/1958
Naturalization Act of 1855
Naturalization Act of 1855 2/10/1855
Petition of Naturalization for Harriot Stanton Blatch
Petition of Naturalization for Harriot Stanton Blatch 12/20/1911
Street Corner next to Federal Building where U.S. Department of Labor Handles Naturalization of Immigrants
Street Corner next to Federal Building where U.S. Department of Labor Handles Naturalization of Immigrants 1939
Letter from the Acting Secretary of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization to Secretary of War Luke E. Wright Suggesting a Meeting to Discuss the Immigration Policies for Chinese Persons
Letter from the Acting Secretary of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization to Secretary of War Luke E. Wright Suggesting a Meeting to Discuss the Immigration Policies for Chinese Persons 7/1/1908
Letter to the Commissioner General of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Regarding the Employees of the Immigration Service in Helena, Montana
Letter to the Commissioner General of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Regarding the Employees of the Immigration Service in Helena, Montana 4/10/1907
Letter to the Commissioner General of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Regarding the Employees of the Immigration Service in Sumas, Washington
Letter to the Commissioner General of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Regarding the Employees of the Immigration Service in Sumas, Washington 4/12/1907
Letter to the Commissioner General of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Regarding the Employees of the Immigration Service in the District of Texas and New Mexico
Letter to the Commissioner General of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Regarding the Employees of the Immigration Service in the District of Texas and New Mexico 4/9/1907
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