The major reasons why people immigrate into the U.S. include the following, except

A) taking advantage of superior economic opportunities.
B) escaping religious or political oppression in their home countries.
C) reuniting with family members who are already U.S. immigrants.
D) being kicked out of their home countries.

The major reasons for immigration into the U.S. typically include seeking better economic opportunities, escaping religious or political oppression, and reuniting with family. Being kicked out of one's home country is not a common reason for immigration to the U.S. and does not align with the primary motivations that drive individuals to move to the United States.