I fantasmi e i corpi. Breve excursus sulla letteratura dei Latinos negli Stati Uniti by Mario Maffi

“…The article shows the development of a distinctive Latino cultural tradition, linked to the immigration to the United States both from bordering Mexico (Mexican American immigrants, or chicanos) and from Puerto Rico (immigrants from la isla mainly to New York City, soon to be known as Nuyoricans). …”
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Revisiting Hitti's Thoughts on Palestine and Arab Identity by Gregory J. Shibley

“…Hitti was the first scholar to study Arab-American immigration to the United States. Highly influential during the twentieth century, his ideas have lost much of their appeal to current interpreters of the early diaspora of Arab-Americans called Syrians at the time. …”
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Immigration as a threat in the United States by Jorge Durand

“…In the final decades of the 20th century, irregular immigration in the United States grew exponentially. It is estimated that in 2017 there are 11 million irregular immigrants, half of them Mexican. …”
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The American Turners: their past and present by Annette R. Hofmann

“…One group was the Germans; they represented a unique and forceful current in the stream of immigration to the United States. In their cultural luggage the German immigrant brought their physical culture to North America, Turnen which was organised in clubs or so-called Turnvereine. …”
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Imperialism, immigration and identity : deterministic and symbolic violence in the southeast Asian American novel. by He, Tanya Siying.

“…The main aim of this paper is to join the long-term debate within the field of Asian American studies, on how Asia is defined in the Asian-American context as the field continually renews itself in response to changing patterns of Asian immigration to the United States, by focusing on Southeast Asian-American literature. …”
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The relationship between unemployment and immigration with linear and nonlinear causality tests: Evidence from the United States by Alper Aslan, Buket Altinöz

“…Findings/Originality: According to ARDL test results; there is a positive effect of immigration to the United States on the unemployment rate to in the long run. …”
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“I’ve Lived Everything They Are Trying to Teach Me”: Latinx Immigrant Youth’s Ambivalent Educational Mobility in White Evangelical Universities by Andrea Flores

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African Immigrants, Intersectionality, and the Increasing Need for Visibility in the Current Immigration Debate by Bolatito Kolawole

“…Part II of this Note provides a background into the history of African immigration in the United States.  Part III introduces the theory of Intersectionality and demonstrates its applicability in the immigration law Context.  …”
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The relationship between unemployment and immigration with linear and nonlinear causality tests: Evidence from the United States by Alper Aslan, Buket Altinöz

“…Findings/Originality: According to ARDL test results; there is a positive effect of immigration to the United States on the unemployment rate to in the long run. …”
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Through U.S. Eyes: Examining Spanish Multilingual Education Policies by Ana María Relaño Pastor, Laura Mijares Molina

“…Key words: multilingualism; language policy; immigration; education; ethnography; United States of America; Spain.…”
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African Immigrant and Refugee Families’ Perceptions on Informational Support and Health Status: A Comparison of African Immigrants Living in South Africa and the United States... by Wilson Majee, Mulugeta Dinbabo, Isioma Ile, Michael Belebema

“…Although African immigration to the United States (U.S.) and South Africa has increased rapidly over the past two decades, little is known about the health experiences of this growing population even though conditions surrounding the migration process have been found to increase vulnerability to ill health. …”
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Broken Promises? NAFTA, Immigration, and ‘Shadow’ Regionalism by Fanny Lauby

“…Fifteen years later, Mexican immigration to the United States has in fact increased. The agreement has failed to reduce the attractiveness of the U.S. labor market for Mexican workers and to provide sustainable alternatives to immigration. …”
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Correlates of Health Literacy Among Polish Immigrants With Chronic Health Conditions: Preliminary Results by Magdalena Leszko PhD, Celina Timoszyk-Tomczak PhD

“…The rapid increase in immigration to the United States in the past decades has resulted in an influx of individuals who have to familiarize themselves with a completely new health care system and practices, often in a new language. …”
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Hispanophone culture. Meeting point between Latin America and Africa by Veronique Solange Okome Beka

“…Even, when these are shown they are in a  very stereotypical way: drugs, misery, poverty, illegal immigration to the United States or Europe. Very few media offer further background on Afromerican or latinamerican indigenous contexts, even if there are quite noticeable similarities between Africa and America, as regards their cultures and beliefs. …”
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Migración internacional, la COVID-19 y la migración de Cuba. / International migration, COVID-19 and migration from Cuba. by Antonio Aja Díaz

“…This work evaluates the consequences of COVID-19 for international migration, immigration in the United States and migration from Cuba. To the elements of politics and internal evolution of Cuban society, affected by the world economic crisis caused by COVID 19 and its impacts on all international tourism flows, of vital importance for the country's economy, key factors of the antagonistic relationship and the sustained aggressiveness of the United States against Cuba. …”
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Mosaic of History and Memory in Alexander Motyl’s Novel Fall River by Marta Koval

“…The life of the three siblings epitomizes the dramatic history of Eastern Galicia and the pre-and post-WWII Ukrainian immigration to the United States. A small Ukrainian-Polish-Jewish community in the provincial Galician town of Przemyślany, where most of the action takes place, becomes a small-scale version of historical and political conflicts of the 1920s-1940s. …”
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Support for immigration reduction and physician distrust in the United States by Frank L Samson

“…Key measures included support for reducing levels of immigration to the United States and multiple measures of physician trust. …”
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Mixing Different Traditions and Picking What’s Best’: Characteristics and Migration Experiences of Polish High-Tech Professionals in Silicon Valley by Marzena Sasnal

“…The study results indicated that high-tech professionals were well prepared for immigration to the United States and were able to integrate effectively into the multicultural environment of Silicon Valley by adopting the rules of the host society ‘only as much as necessary’ without rejecting their previous cultural affiliations. …”
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Hybridity in Bapsi Sidhwa's an American Brat and H.M. Naqvi's home boy by Gul, Hina

“…Sidhwa and Naqvi are both Pakistani novelists who have experienced immigration to the United States, as do the main characters in their novels. …”
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En híbrida mezcolanza: Exile and Cultural Anxiety in Alirio Díaz Guerra’s Lucas Guevara by Jeffrey Browitt

“…It is considered to be the earliest novel about Latin American immigration to the United States written in Spanish. This fact alone merits its study. …”
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