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Immigration is a hot issue this election season. How are the candidates talking about immigration? What policies are being discussed? What can we learn from past elections? Our panel of experts discussed these issues and more. Speakers: Llana Barber, PhD, Director IHRC (moderator) David Bier, Cato Institute Julia Decker, Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota S. Deborah Kang, PhD, University of Virg...

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

On February 20th from 3:30-5:00pm CT, the Immigration History Research Center partnered with the Immigration and Ethnic History Society to present a webinar exploring the history of the Immigration Act of 1924. 100 years ago, the U.S. Congress passed the Emergency Quota Act of 1921, and then, three years later, the 1924 Immigration Act. Together, these laws inaugurated an unprecedented era of i...

Why do people keep deep secrets about their lives and ancestry? In Family Declassified, University of Minnesota Professor Emerita Katherine Fennelly delves into the extraordinary life of her maternal grandfather, a Jewish Hungarian immigrant who arrived in the US 100 years ago. It took several years of reviewing previously unexamined government records and conducting personal interviews and gen...

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

On this webinar, a panel of experts presented the very latest information on immigration trends in Minnesota, the Twin Cities, and the University of Minnesota. This conversation is one step toward further development of an engaged, informed, and collaborative community comprised of university and community members interested in im/migration-related matters. Speakers: * Susan Brower, Minnesota S...

Immigrant Stories invites immigrants, refugees, and their families to create digital stories about their experiences. Each story is preserved in the Immigration History Research Center & Archives at the University of Minnesota, where we have collected materials related to immigration in the U.S. since 1965.

Alison Royer: Immigrant Stories

Sergio Medrano: Immigrant Stories

Felipa Guevara: Immigrant Stories

Santiago Estrada: Immigrant Stories

Book Talk with Dr. Carly Goodman

Non Academic Jobs for Migration Scholars webinar

Ernesto Torres: Immigrant Stories

Sarah Reyes: Immigrant Stories

Emilee Xayanourom: Immigrant Stories

Yubin Sun: Immigrant Stories

Luu Nhat Tam Nguyen: Immigrant Stories

Yeshi Gongpatsang: Immigrant Stories

Lillian Gamm: Immigrant Stories

Chersu and Ka Vang: Immigrant Stories

Immigrant Legal Status among Essential Frontline Workers in the US during the COVID-19 Pandemic Era