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Discusses immigration, past and present.

A study of immigration and migration, providing an overview of the issue, featuring case studies that look at the effects of immigration and migration on the U.S., France, South Africa, Mexico, and the Philippines,and including a selection of related primary source documents, and research tools, such as brief biographies, facts and figures, and an annotated bibliography.

This book is an introduction for anyone wanting to learn more about what it means to be a citizen of the United States of America.

In 1910, six year old Pete embarks on an adventurous journey with his family as they make America their new home. The powerful emotions, hopes and dreams of this young boy are delightfully brought to life with classic illustrations of the time.--Back cover.

A grandmother tells the story of her eventful life in early twentieth-century Europe and her arrival in the United States after World War II.

Describes Angel Island, the California immigration station set up to receive people from Asia, and tells the story of how Angel Island stands as a symbol of hope and struggle.

Historical and new photographs celebrate the gateway to America. Includes excerpts from the oral histories of people who went through Ellis Island.

Explains the history of immigration in the United States including influential people, major events that affected policy, and more.

Six-year-old An Mei tells the story of how she was born in China and came to live in America.

Moses and his little brother Benjamin find a way to celebrate Hanukkah during their dangerous emigration to Palestine.