Nearly every American is the descendant of immigrants, some recent and some in the distant past. As
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Nearly every American is the descendant of immigrants, some recent and some in the distant past. As a people, Americans are intensely proud of their nation’s immigrant legacy and the idea of their ancestors as “huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” Yet throughout the history of the United States, Americans have periodically denounced particular immigrant groups as undesirable, dangerous, and unassimilable. Join historian Edward T. O’Donnell as he examines this fascinating and important topic through a multimedia presentation on the past, present, and future of American immigration.
