The worldwide web is one of many ways to enrich our understanding of immigration and how it strengthens our diversity.
	We can learn some of the history of immigration to the U.S. Photo from UC Riverside's California Museum of Photography
	We can find articles from newspapers, journals, or other publications. Photo by Carlos Antonio Rios of the Houston Chronicle
	We can also study the policy reports of commissions and research groups.
	Governmental and nongovernmental organizations also participate in the immigration debate.
	Many individuals have worked to shape immigration policy as well.
	However, information from the web must always be read critically. Many web sites, including immigration law sites, are designed principally to make money.
	To learn even more about immigration, try using search engines.