Which President Gave Cubans Asylum? The bipartisan Cuban Adjustment Act, signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson on November 2, 1966, granted work authorization permits and lawful permanent residency (green card status) to any Cuban native or citizen who settled in the United States for at least one year. Who started the Cuban refugee
What Difficulties Did Vietnamese Immigrants Experience When Coming To America? Disrupted family patterns, as a consequence of uprooting and resettlement rather than divorce, became a problem for many Vietnamese arriving in the United States. Between exile from Vietnam and entry into American society, many Vietnamese refugees stayed in refugee camps. How many Vietnamese refugees did
When Did The Vietnamese Flee Their Country? Over the next two decades—from 1975 to 1995—more than three million people fled Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Countless thousands died at sea, victims of pirates or overcrowded, makeshift boats. Why did Vietnamese migrate to America? Early immigrants were refugee boat people, loyal to South Vietnam in the conflict
What Did Napoleon Say About Croatians? Napoleon is quoted as saying to general Marmont: “I never had more braver and better soldiers. Croatians, they are the best soldiers in the world. If I had only 100000 Croatians, I would conquer the entire world!” Are Croatians Vikings? A team of archeologists led by Dr. Ante Milosevic