Immigration “Invasion” Rhetoric Has a Long, Ugly History
August 25, 2022Using inflammatory and dehumanizing language to describe immigrants is nothing new, and neither is the violence it causes.
Immigration History
Boundless Immigration is dedicated to helping immigrants navigate the spouse visa and U.S. citizenship application processes.
Enjoy the following educational posts about the history of immigration to the United States — from the colonial era to the present.
A Short History of LGBTQ Immigration Policy
June 6, 2022Immigrants have always been part of the American LGBTQ story, but discrimination against LGBTQ immigrants has a long history too.
As Europe Readies for a Wave of Ukrainian Refugees, History Suggests the U.S. Should Do the Same
February 24, 2022As Russia invades Ukraine and thousands flee, history shows that the U.S. should prepare to accept a wave of Ukrainians fleeing violence.
Department of State to Raise Nonimmigrant Visa Fees in 2022
December 30, 2021The State Department proposed a new rule to raise fees for most nonimmigrant visas in 2022.
USCIS to Grant Citizenship to 21,000 Immigrants to Celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
September 17, 2021Hundreds of naturalization ceremonies will take place across the country.
Immigrants and the Oscars: Winners Past and Present
April 22, 2021Minari, a film about a Korean-American family, is nominated for six Academy Awards this yearThe Oscars have a problem with diversity. Over the years, roughly 552 awards in top categories have been given out, with only 24 going to people… View Article
Some of America’s Favorite Pies Were Invented By Immigrants
March 12, 2021Did you know that some of America’s most beloved pies originated elsewhere? Below, a history of some delectable pies, from recipes brought to the United States by immigrants.Apple PieThe first documented placement of apples in a crust dates to 1381;… View Article
Trump’s Final Days: A Last Burst of Immigration Restrictions
January 19, 2021The Trump administration has implemented dozens of immigration regulations over the last four years, and even after losing his re-election bid, President Trump showed little sign of slowing down. His restrictive immigration policies have been a hallmark of his presidency,… View Article
Trump’s Visa Restrictions Favor Workers from Wealthiest Countries
June 23, 2020President Trump has signed a new Presidential Proclamation that will prevent at least 167,000 visa holders from entering the United States from abroad. Beginning on June 24, 2020, the following individuals will be denied entry unless they previously obtained a… View Article
Planning to Protest? Know Your Rights As an Immigrant
June 2, 2020As people across the United States gather to protest police violence against minorities, immigrants — including those in the country legally — may face risks joining the demonstrations.According to one report, a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient could… View Article