Immigration
-Following World War II, the United States began granting exceptions to its immigration quotas in the cases of:

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In the mid-20th century, the United States began overlooking its quota-based immigration restrictions in the cases of immigrants who were displaced by genocide or war. For example, following the Korean War there was an influx of South Korean immigrants, who were fleeing the damaged infrastructure, poverty, and lack of stability in their war-ravaged nation.

Immigration -Following World War II, the United States Began Granting Exceptions