This is a very nifty link. I came across it a few weeks ago while researching for the ancestory project. I think it is worth noting thatthe first messageon the site talks about immigration reform. In california the most common individuals to be " illegal" are often from neighboring nations to the south, it is interesting to note there are many different ethnic groups who have come illegally and suppport immigration reform. The collective voices calling for reform are geographically wide ranging but all have the same message; we need to end the actions our government takes to force many people to live in the shadows of  America.


http://iiicenter.org

This is a link to an interesting record of interviews of individuals who travelled to the United States. One great aspect of the site is the option of picking a geographic region of interest, so if you are interested in immigrants of a specific regi8nm you can research them specifically from a particular region.


http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/presentationsandactivities/presentations/immigration/interv/interviews.php?immigid=294&region=Asia,%20Middle%20East