immigrants Tag Posts Index

250 Years, Immigration, and Me

In the United States, there was a big celebration on the South Lawn of the White House yesterday. This celebration was advertised as marking the 250th anniversary

"The Stranger," by Ammon Bundy

I have mixed feelings about Ammon Bundy. I can see his side in the Bundy Ranch standoff and the Malheur wildlife refuge occupation, and find most of the left-wing

[Philippine corruption] Fighting from a Distance How Filipino Exiles Helped Topple a Dictator #7/70

During this period, more immigrants came from the Philippines than from any other country except Mexico. They constituted the largest among the Asian groups, more

[Philippine corruption] Fighting from a Distance How Filipino Exiles Helped Topple a Dictator #6/70

CHAPTER 4The Big DivideDifferences Hindering UnityCensus studies of Filipino immigration to the U.S. usually describe three “waves” or influxes of arrivals, evoking

In the process

I’ve been in the UK for almost 5 months, and my stay here hasn't been easy It has been so complicated and also demanding. Moving to the UK has challenged me in many

[Corruption in the Philippines] A Theological Understanding of Power for Poverty Alleviation in the Philippines #4/82

As of 2016, according to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), Filipino immigrants in the States (1,942,000) rank fourth in number, surpassed by Mexico (11,575,000),

Tea-Bag: Voices that cross borders -Tea-Bag: Voces que cruzan fronteras(ENG/ESP)

Hello, dear Hive Book Club community! Today I want to share with you a book that moved me deeply. It is Tea-Bag, a novel written by Henning Mankell, a Swedish author

Mi Voz en un Nuevo Hogar: Publicando y Traduciendo en Brasil / As an immigrant translating in Brazil

Cuando llegué a Brasil, mi historia no estaba escrita, era solo una colección de recuerdos en mi corazón y la esperanza en los ojos de mis hijos. Los primeros días,

El Precio de la Esperanza / The Price of Hope lo

El equipaje ya estaba listo, pesado con más recuerdos que ropa. Pero sabía que cada paso que daba me alejaba de la vida que conocía, de las voces familiares y de

T.H.E.Y. Really Are Out To Get You, Do Your Best To Survive

You vill own nutsing and you vill be happy You will also be dead. If you are a white person in a 1st world country. Those mother WEFers are mostly psychopaths and

Fiery Clash: AOC and Border Czar Tom Homan Trade Blistering Barbs

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is facing mounting criticism from conservative lawmakers and commentators who claim she and several fellow Democrats are

The World Is About To Change In Ways People Never Expected

There are several things happening on earth, that are above and beyond anyone really controlling them. Forces of the universe are destructing what evil has deemed

There's No Place like HOME

As the violence continues here unabated, I've come to the long put-off realization that for safety's sake, it may be time to get serious about leaving. It's not

Lil Snow

It’s kind of funny because before i come to Germany, all the People told me ba carefullllll , winter is so hard bring warm clothes keep warm and::))))) and this

The Real Estate Market in 2025

More and more people are noticing that mortgage defaults are on the RISE! Add that with the housing market was staying up only because inventory was really low.

The sad stories of so many people coming for work to Gulf

There is a movie on Netflix The Goat Life, I really suggest to watch this movie. It is the bitter truth that so many people go through. It's a real-life story of

Mother Cabrini: The Immigrants' Saint [Movie Review]

This is actually the first time that I have heard of her name since she isn't that famous among the Saints of the Catholic. The film was introduced to us as a

My Thoughts on Migration: A Personal Perspective [ESP/ENG]

Fui testigo de un incidente hace unos meses cuando viajaba, en el autobús, había 3 inmigrantes entre nosotros y fueron la causa de que nuestro autobús fuera detenido

My Experience Meeting Immigrants: A Nigerian Perspective

Been a Nigerian I am and having spent majority of my life within the four corners of the country, I will say I haven't been able to have the experience of been an

Bridging Cultures: My Experience with a Curious Immigrant || [ESP/ENG]

Being an immigrant in another country can be a nice adventure, although it might be hard for some people to adapt initially. Imagine finding yourself in a strange