The Immigration Reform Act of 1965 allowed an immigrant who obtained citizenship to
a. apply for visas for family members.
b. invite their parents to apply for permanent residence.
c. import ethnic food from one’s country of origin.
d. invite up to 10 family members to apply for permanent residence.
Answer: b
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