The following sites have information which may be of interest to recent immigrants and refugees as well as to others who are interested in immigration issues.

• Vote Smart's Immigration Issues

 
• Inquiry Map on Immigration

This "Inquiry Map" on immigration to the U.S. was made by students in an ESOL class at the Umass Medical Center in Worcester, MA
 
• Immigration: The Demographic and Economic Facts

Are there more immigrants coming to America now than at the turn of the century? Are immigrants a drain to the economy? Do immigrants come here with lower or higher education levels than the general population? Learn the answers to these and other questions on immigration.
 
•  U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service

 
• Naturalization Self-test

"This is a test of your knowledge of United States History and the structure of our government. This is not the actual test that you will be given by an INS Officer. It is designed to be used as a study guide only. The study guide test is in multiple choice format. At your interview, the INS Officer will ask you similar questions in an oral format. You will also be evaluated on your ability to speak, read, write, and understand English at your interview."
 
• Immigration Lawyers on the Web

 
• The Immigration Superhighway

This site can be read in English, Spanish and Russian. It includes:
 
• How to Extend Visit or Change Status in the U.S., Get Permission to Work in the U.S.,

or Obtain a Permanent Residence or "Green" Card
 
• How A Foreign National In The United States May Request A Change Of StatusTo Become

A Permanent Resident
 
• Who is eligible for visa issuance in the U.S.?

 
• Foreign Student Immigration Issues

 
• Now available: Immigration Forms