"The Census Bureau plans to ask people if they are U.S. citizens in the 2020 count of the nation’s population, igniting fears that the information could be used to target those in the country illegally.

The decision has become a lightning rod for controversy. More than a dozen states and at least six cities have sued to block the Trump administration from adding the question to the 2020 Census, alleging that it would depress turnout in states with large populations of immigrants. The decennial survey is key to determining how federal funding is spent nationwide. The Census Bureau plans to ask people if they are U.S. citizens in the 2020 count of the nation’s population, igniting fears that the information could be used to target those in the country illegally. (…)
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Information from the 1940 Census was secretly used in one of the worst violations of constitutional rights in U.S. history: the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II."
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"​Com humor, ironia e provocação, o cartunista Miguel Fernandez tenta captar a essência da cultura alemã. Aqui, alguns de seus melhores cartuns, da pontualidade ao amor pelas regras."
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"Le storie e le immagini degli italiani che emigravano in Brasile nel servizio di Pierluigi Vito trasmesso durante il programma 'Nel cuore dei giorni' dedicato alla Gmg2013. In studio, insieme a Vito D'Ettorre e il Direttore di Tv2000 Dino Boffo, l'esperto di cultura brasiliana Paolo Mereghini'."
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Bruno Catalano é um escultor francês, de renome internacional, cuja criação convida o observador a imaginar as partes incompletas de cada estátua esculpida em bronze. As estátuas nos transmitem a sensação de invisibilidade, desintegração, fragilidade do ser. Ao mesmo tempo, o artista consegue transmitir o legado da imigração.
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​​Cada pessoa percebe a obra do artista de maneira diferente. Como você a percebe?
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"The recent decision of the Supreme Court on same-sex marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges has reminded us of the significance of citizenship and family in American history. As in the history of gender and sexuality in the United States, few things are more important than citizenship and the notion of family unity in American immigration history. More than in the past, it might be fair to say, these topics shape the debate over immigration today. If the law demands the deportation of undocumented immigrant parents, what would happen to their American-born children who are citizens of the United States? Do they have to leave their own country with their parents, or do they have to find ways to live without their deported parents? Neither option sounds ideal. Perhaps the experience of Nellie Wilkie shows us what should be prioritized in American immigration policy."
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Estabelecido o estado de guerra contra os países do Eixo, Getúlio Vargas determinou, por meio de decretos, o confisco dos bens pertencentes aos seus inimigos em potencial, – italianos, alemães e japoneses -, para servir como indenização aos atos de agressões praticados pelos países em guerra contra o Brasil.

Este precioso documento trata da “Decisão de Reparações de Guerra sobre o pedido de reprovação dos decretos-leis ns. 4.612, de 1942, e 5.992, de 1943”, referente ao Banco Francês e Italiano para a América do Sul.
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"Documentos históricos guardados no Arquivo do Senado, em Brasília, mostram que as relações entre os dois países remontam à época de dom Pedro II. Em 1880, o governo imperial enviou diplomatas ao outro lado do mundo para assinar um tratado bilateral por meio do qual o Brasil esperava substituir os escravos negros por “semiescravos” chineses."

"​The US and Argentina were the two most common destinations for Italian migrants in the early 20th century. But their experiences as immigrants in each country differed widely. Italians in Argentina became homeowners and were less likely to be employed as unskilled labourers than they were in the US, where they had uncommonly low family incomes and rates of home ownership. This column examines the source of these differences and seeks to understand why so many Italians chose to settle in a country that offered them limited prospects for upward mobility."
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