Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1790 ...

The United States Naturalization Act of 1790 was the first U.S. law to the rights of citizenship should be codified. ... .It was on in the law of the Second Session of the First Congress 26th .Signed in March 1790. ... .Residence requirements under the terms of the Naturalization Act of 1790, a person must live in the United States for two years they have become naturalized. ... .It was extended to five years in 1795. ... .The law also required a year of living in the state residence.Racial application requirements under law, naturalization was limited to "free white persons" of "morality". ... .Therefore, blacks, whether slave or free, the law states that children naturalization.ChildrenThe a naturalized citizen, have been prevented if they are under 21 at the time of naturalization from. Their parents are naturalized.Paternal line under law. .a person abroad to a father, a citizen of the United States is born as a natural citizen.1795 AmendmentsIn 1795 is born, the law was changed. necessary to the amount of time spent in the United States before naturalization increase to five years .....