<prompt> Akaretsa liketsahalo tsa nalane tse thehileng khang ea hajoale ea bojakinan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the historical events underlying the current immigration debate . Response in English: The current immigration debate has roots in historical events that span hundreds of years. Starting in the late 1800s, the U.S. government enacted a series of laws aimed at restricting immigration from certain countries or regions, including the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 and the Immigration Act of 1924. These laws were based on arguments about protecting jobs for U.S. citizens, preserving racial purity and maintaining social order.In the years following World War II, the U.S. experienced a significant increase in immigration, including refugees seeking asylum from war-torn countries. The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 abolished earlier quotas based on nationality and allowed for an increase in immigration from non-European countries.In more recent years, the topic of illegal immigration has come to the forefront of political debates. In 1986, the Immigration Reform and Control Act granted amnesty to nearly 3 million undocumented immigrants but also imposed sanctions on employers who knowingly hired undocumented workers. More recently, debates have centered around issues such as border control, providing legal status to undocumented immigrants, and the societal and economic impact of immigration. The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals DACA program, implemented in 2012, provided temporary protection from deportation to undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children. This policy has been a subject of ongoing debate and legislative action.Overall, the current immigration debate is influenced by a complex history of laws and policies, changing demographic trends, and ongoing political, economic, and social considerations. . Response in Sesotho: Khang ea hajoale ea bojaki e simolohile liketsahalong tsa nalane tse nkileng makholo a lilemo. Ho tloha bofelong ba lilemo tsa bo-1800, muso oa United States o ile oa etsa letoto la melao e reretsoeng ho thibela ho falla ho tsoa linaheng kapa libaka tse itseng, ho akarelletsa le Chinese Exclusion Act ea 1882 le Immigration Act ea 1924. Melao ena e ne e thehiloe likhang tse mabapi le ho sireletsa mesebetsi bakeng sa baahi ba US. , ho boloka hloekile ea morabe le ho boloka taolo sechabeng. Lilemong tse latelang Ntoa ea II ea Lefatše, US e bile le keketseho e kholo ea bajaki, ho kenyelletsa le baphaphathehi ba batlang setšabelo linaheng tse harasantsoeng ke ntoa. The Immigration and Nationality Act ea 1965 e felisitse li-quotas tsa pejana tse ipapisitseng le bochaba le ho lumella keketseho ea bajaki ba tsoang linaheng tseo e seng tsa Europe. Lilemong tsa morao tjena, taba ea ho falla ho seng molaong e nile ea hlahella ka pele lipuisanong tsa lipolotiki. Ka 1986, Molao oa Phetoho le Taolo ea Bojaki o ile oa fana ka tšoarelo ho bajaki ba ka bang limilione tse 3 ba se nang litokomane empa hape oa beha likotlo ho bahiri ba hirileng basebetsi ba se nang litokomane ka boomo. Haufinyane tjena, lipuisano li ne li lebisitse tlhokomelo litabeng tse kang taolo ea meeli, ho fana ka boemo ba molao ho bajaki ba se nang litokomane, le phello ea sechaba le moruo ea bafalli. Lenaneo la Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals DACA, le sebelisitsoeng ka 2012, le fane ka tšireletso ea nakoana ho tloha ho lelekoa ho bajaki ba se nang litokomane ba tlileng US e le bana. Leano lena e bile taba ea lipuisano tse tsoelang pele le mehato ea molao. Ka kakaretso, khang ea hajoale ea bojaki e susumetsoa ke nalane e rarahaneng ea melao le maano, mekhoa e fetohang ea palo ea batho, le menahano e tsoelang pele ea lipolotiki, moruo le sechaba. 