How Did the Constitution Affect Immigration and Naturalization

question 39

Multiple Choice

How did the Constitution affect immigration and naturalization?

• A) The founding fathers were in strong agreement that the United States remain open to all foreigners and enabled this through a series of detailed laws set forth in the Constitution.
• B) The Constitution said little about immigration and naturalization, which has allowed policy to change over the years in response to fluctuating political moods and economic needs.
• C) The Constitution offered guidance on immigration and created a naturalization process highly similar to that of Great Britain in that citizens could not renounce their original citizenship.
• D) Although the Constitution created opportunities for the new nation to accommodate immigration, the idea of America as an asylum for refugees was at odds with George Washington's vision as president.
• E) The Constitution ensured that the naturalization of all peoples, including those of African or Asian descent, be left to the national government rather than the states.

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