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"Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life."
- John F. Kennedy
- John F. Kennedy
IMMIGRATION VIDEOS
La Huella Latina en los Estados Unidos
Hispanic Heritage Month 2013
Valedictorian Tells Class She's Undocumented Immigrant
Estudiante aceptada a Yale con beca completa confiesa
que es indocumentada
Estamos juntos #ConLosRefugiados 2016
Undocumented Americans: Inside the Immigration Debate
La historia de la inmigración en los Estados Unidos
The Life of an Unaccompanied Minor in L.A.
What would you do? Racism and Immigration
The United States of Hispanic America
Why Congress Should Let in More Immigrants
Immigrant's Success Creates Abundant Opportunities for Others
Chinese American Immigrants Find Great Success in the U.S.
Are Immigrants Stealing American Jobs?
Immigration Myths with Ben Powell
Hey Americans, Come Take Our Jobs!
The Hidden Life of an Undocumented U.S. Immigrant
Undocumented Immigrants Living in Fear
Immigration Reform Affecting Families
Crab Industry Hit by Immigration Restrictions
Graduate Student's Illegal Immigrant Life
Dan Rather Reports "Start-up Michigan"
President Obama's Take on Immigrants
Top Ten Most Successful Immigrants in the United States
Latinos Exitosos
Desi Arnaz: Inmigrante Exitoso
Carolina Herrera: Inmigrante Exitosa
Gloria Estefan: Inmigrante Exitosa
¿Qué es DACA, el programa de Acción Diferida
para llegados en la infancia?
DACA Explained
¿Quiénes son los 'dreamers' y qué es DACA?
What "Dreamers" Gained from DACA
and What They Stand to Lose
What Will Happen to Undocumented Doctors?
La Huella Latina en los Estados Unidos
Hispanic Heritage Month 2013
Valedictorian Tells Class She's Undocumented Immigrant
Estudiante aceptada a Yale con beca completa confiesa
que es indocumentada
Estamos juntos #ConLosRefugiados 2016
Undocumented Americans: Inside the Immigration Debate
La historia de la inmigración en los Estados Unidos
The Life of an Unaccompanied Minor in L.A.
What would you do? Racism and Immigration
The United States of Hispanic America
Why Congress Should Let in More Immigrants
Immigrant's Success Creates Abundant Opportunities for Others
Chinese American Immigrants Find Great Success in the U.S.
Are Immigrants Stealing American Jobs?
Immigration Myths with Ben Powell
Hey Americans, Come Take Our Jobs!
The Hidden Life of an Undocumented U.S. Immigrant
Undocumented Immigrants Living in Fear
Immigration Reform Affecting Families
Crab Industry Hit by Immigration Restrictions
Graduate Student's Illegal Immigrant Life
Dan Rather Reports "Start-up Michigan"
President Obama's Take on Immigrants
Top Ten Most Successful Immigrants in the United States
Latinos Exitosos
Desi Arnaz: Inmigrante Exitoso
Carolina Herrera: Inmigrante Exitosa
Gloria Estefan: Inmigrante Exitosa
¿Qué es DACA, el programa de Acción Diferida
para llegados en la infancia?
DACA Explained
¿Quiénes son los 'dreamers' y qué es DACA?
What "Dreamers" Gained from DACA
and What They Stand to Lose
What Will Happen to Undocumented Doctors?
These Immigration Power Point presentations
are available in both English and Spanish! These Power Points teach important statistics and facts about immigration in the United States. The included topics are where immigrants are from, how immigrants and refugees gain legal status, DACA, the effects of immigration on education, taxes, Social Security, families, U.S. citizens and much more. Students will learn about the contributions that immigrants make to the US and they will watch several embedded videos that also teach valuable immigration information. There are sample questions from the US citizenship test your students can take to see how much they know! These Power Points and many of the related videos are ideal for US History, Sociology, Current Events, Economics, Government, Basic Spanish classes, Spanish One, Spanish Two, Spanish Three, and intermediate though advanced Spanish students.
are available in both English and Spanish! These Power Points teach important statistics and facts about immigration in the United States. The included topics are where immigrants are from, how immigrants and refugees gain legal status, DACA, the effects of immigration on education, taxes, Social Security, families, U.S. citizens and much more. Students will learn about the contributions that immigrants make to the US and they will watch several embedded videos that also teach valuable immigration information. There are sample questions from the US citizenship test your students can take to see how much they know! These Power Points and many of the related videos are ideal for US History, Sociology, Current Events, Economics, Government, Basic Spanish classes, Spanish One, Spanish Two, Spanish Three, and intermediate though advanced Spanish students.
