What is the significance of the Immigration Act of 1965? Select all that apply; It loosened immigration restrictions. It discriminated against Southern and Eastern Europeans. It resulted in a surge in immigration, especially from Asia and Latin America. It forbade U. S. employers from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.

It loosened immigration restrictions

It resulted in a surge in immigration, especially from Asia and Latin America.

Explanation:

The United States had very strict laws regarding immigration and naturalization. It ensured preference was given to individuals which had the American background.

Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 ensured that the immigration laws were loosened and resulted in a surge in immigration, especially from Asia and Latin America. It helped people reunite with their families in the country.

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