immigration and emigration

Eight immigrant children describe the countries their families left to come to the United States.

In the early days of Texas history, ten-year-old Johann comes from Germany with his family to settle in this vast land and soon grows to love his new home.

Argues that anti-immigration groups are racist; explores the history of violence against immigrants; and contends that the United States needs to adopt a pro-worker and pro-immigrant agenda.

Presents first-hand accounts of exile, entry into America, and the sometimes painful process of Americanization.

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

A portrait of America illustrated through the faces and voices of immigrants from all cultures.

Searching for a better life, Mina and her parents leave their German fatherland in 1845 and sail to Texas where they find hardship, tragedy, and adventure.

Presents opposing viewpoints on immigration in the United States taken from various sources.

Grandma tells about her mama's journey to America by boat.

In 1902 fifteen-year-old Rose travels from Ireland to join family members in Chicago, where she must use all her resources to deal with her father's drinking and her brothers' dangerous involvement in politics.