How did the Immigration Act of 1965 change America's immigration policy? It imposed limits on immigration that favored Europeans. It required all immigrants to have college educations in order to come to the United States. It removed national origin as a barrier to immigration. It eliminated the requirement that an immigrant have a family member in the United States.

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How did the Immigration Act of 1965 change America's immigration policy? It imposed limits on immigration that favored Europeans. It required all immigrants to have college educations in order to come to the United States. It removed national origin as a barrier to immigration. It eliminated the requirement that an immigrant have a family member in the United States.

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The Immigration Act of 1965 removed national origin as a barrier to immigration, effectively eliminating the preference for European immigrants. It did not impose limits on immigration based on national origin, require immigrants to have college educations, or eliminate the requirement of having a family member in the United States.

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