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  1. Reagan did not make immigration a focus of his administration, but he came to support a package of reforms sponsored by Republican Senator Alan Simpson and Democratic Congressman Romano Mazzoli, which he signed into law as the Immigration Reform and Control Act in November 1986. [110]

  2. Reagan resigned as SAG president November 10, 1952, but remained on the board; [60] Walter Pidgeon succeeded him as president. [61] The SAG fought with film producers for the right to receive residual payments, [62] and on November 16, 1959, the board elected Reagan SAG president for the second time; [63] he replaced Howard Keel, who had ...

  3. Feb 3, 2011 · During his second term as President, significant progress had been made toward accomplishing a genuine détente between the United States and the U.S.S.R. and ending the Cold War. At the end of his term in 1989, Reagan was credited with making a strong contribution to the level of world peace at that time. Documents:

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    11/13/1979 Announcement for Presidential Candidacy
    07/16/1980 Ronald Reagan Wins the Presidential Nomination at the Republican National Convention, Detroit, MI
    10/28/1980 Reagan/Carter Presidential Debate
    11/04/1980 Ronald Reagan Wins the Presidential Election in a Landslide Victory (489-49 Electoral College Votes)
    01/20/1981 Inauguration Day
    01/20/1981 American Hostages in Iran Released
    01/22/1981  Establishment of Presidential Task Force on Regulatory Relief
    01/27/1981  White House Ceremony for Iran Hostages
    01/26/1982 First State of the Union Address - Social Programs Transferred to States
    02/09/1982 Indianapolis Speech, One of Several Launching New Federalism
    02/22/1982 Ceremony on the 250th Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington
    02/24/1982 Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI) Announced at Organization of American States (OAS)
    01/03/1983 Commission on Strategic Forces Created
    01/06/1983 Surface Transportation Assistance Act Signed
    01/07/1983 Nuclear Waste Policy Act Signed
    01/11/1983 Crop Swap Program Announced in Texas
    01/16/1984 Address to the Nation on US/Soviet Relations
    01/16/1984 Grace Commission Findings on Pay Announced
    01/25/1984 State of Union Address - "America is Back with Four Great Goals"
    01/29/1984 Candidacy for Re-Election Announced
    01/05/1985 Nomination of Long-time Advisor and Counselor to the President Edwin Meese III to be Attorney General
    01/08/1985 Don Regan appointed Chief of Staff, Jim Baker III nominated as Secretary of Treasury
    01/20/1985 Inaugural Day - Indoor White House Ceremony
    01/21/1985 Public Inauguration Ceremonies at U.S. Capitol (Held Indoors Due to Extreme Cold in Washington, DC )
    01/01/1986 Address by President Reagan to the USSR & Address by General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev to the USA
    01/07/1986 Economic Sanctions Imposed on Libya
    01/28/1986 Space Shuttle ChallengerExplosion
    02/03/1986 Commission on ChallengerDisaster Formed
    01/27/1987 State of the Union Address - “I’m Back”
    01/30/1987 Veto of Water Quality Act
    02/06/1987 “Up From Dependency” Welfare Initiative
    02/17/1987 Competitiveness Initiative Launched
    01/01/1988 Address by President Reagan to the USSR & Address by General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev to the USA
    01/02/1988 Canada-US Free Trade Agreement Signed in Palm Springs
    01/25/1988 State of the Union Address - “We’re not finished yet,” Budget Process
    02/18/1988 Anthony Kennedy Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice
    01/01/1989 Address by President Reagan to the USSR & Address by General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev to the USA
    01/11/1989 Farewell Address to the Nation
    01/20/1989 Inauguration of George H.W. Bush, President and Mrs. Reagan Return to California
  4. Apr 20, 2015 · After Reagan became president in 1981, he pursued no onslaught against affirmative action. Some Republicans supported at least some forms of this policy, and the issue had done its...

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  5. Apr 1, 1989 · When Ronald Reagan stepped down as president on January 20, 1989, he had served eight years. This itself is an extraordinary accomplishment; very few American presidents have served two full terms.

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  7. 4 days ago · Following the so-called “ supply-side” economic program he propounded in his campaign, Reagan proposed massive tax cuts—30 percent reductions in both individual and corporate income taxes over a three-year period—which he believed would stimulate the economy and eventually increase revenues from taxes as income levels grew.

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