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U.S immigration policy refers to the set of laws and regulations governing how foreign nationals can enter, reside in, and become citizens of the United States. This policy reflects the nation's values, interests, and ideologies regarding immigration, shaping not only the demographics of the country but also its economic and social fabric. The ongoing debates surrounding immigration policy are often influenced by political ideologies that affect policymaking, revealing differing views on issues like border security, refugee admissions, and pathways to citizenship.