US immigration

6. A place in the bottom of a ship
8. Gateway for millions of immigrants arriving in New York between 1892 and 1954.
10. The removal of an immigrant from a country
13. To change to fit in to a different culture
15. A limit to the amount of immigrants allowed into a country per year
16. A city in the U.S. that is safe for illegal immigrants

1. Conditions like war, poverty, or persecution that drive people to emigrate.
2. Opportunities like jobs, freedom, and education that attract immigrants to the USA.
3. Immigration station in California, mainly for Asian immigrants, active from 1910 to 1940.
4. Apartments with bad living conditions
5. People entering or staying in the USA without legal permission.
7. People fleeing danger or persecution in their home countries seeking safety in the USA.
9. Someone who enters a country with out going through the legal process
11. Movement of people into the USA to live and work.
12. Law that limited the number of immigrants from certain countries in the early 20th century.
14. Policy providing temporary protection from deportation for some young undocumented immigrants.