the chinese exclusion act of 1882 ended in 1905.
when did the chinese exclusion act of 1882 end?
1905
the magnuson act, also known as the chinese exclusion repeal act of 1943, was an immigration legislation proposed by u.s. representative (later senator) warren g. magnuson of washington and signed into law on december 17, 1943 in the united states. it allowed chinese immigration for the first time since the chinese exclusion act of 1882, and permitted some chinese immigrants already residing in the country to become naturalized citizens. however, the magnuson act provided for the continuation of the ban against the ownership of property and businesses by ethnic chinese. in many states, chinese americans (including us citizens) were denied property-ownership rights either by law or de facto until the magnuson act itself was fully repealed in 1965.
magnuson act
bullet::::- george frederick seward papers, ms 557, the new-york historical society





















































bullet::::- text of 1880 chinese exclusion treaty and 1882 chinese exclusion act – pbs.org





















































bullet::::- chinese exclusion act from the library of congress





















































bullet::::- chinese exclusion act – menlo school





















































bullet::::- chinese exclusion act (1882) – our documents





















































bullet::::- exclusion act case files of yee wee thing and yee bing quai, two "paper sons"





















































bullet::::- the yung wing project hosts the memoir of one of the earliest naturalized chinese whose citizenship was revoked forty-six years after having received it as a result of the chinese exclusion act.
chinese exclusion act