A timeline of immigration that gives a sense for the number of people who came to the U.S. in different periods, where they were coming from, in some cases why they were coming, and the U.S. response to the influx. This outline is meant to capture basics in a mostly chronological order and highlighting legislation or noteworthy milestones about immigration policy. It is imperfect.

An overly-simplified illustration showing the dichotomy of centralized versus decentralized government in the U.S. showing how the parties have basically flipped on this issue over time.

Poster infographic with ted-bits and trivia about the city of San Francisco.