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Some veterans face deportation to Mexico after serving the United States in wars like Kosovo and Iraq.
An estimated 10,000 Indians moved to Berlin in the last year, seeking community and cultural connection in a new country.
Fogo Island fisherman Billy Crane explains his decision to leave his home in search of employment opportunities in Toronto amid local concerns about the future.
Thirteen-year-old Gesho arrived in Israel as part of a 14,000-person airlift known as Operation Solomon, which took place in 1991.
30 meters is the depth of water that nomadic families must dig for in the Sahara as they struggle to maintain their traditional way of life.
Alexei and Vassili lead the last Komi reindeer herders on a vital migration in Siberia.
Five friends flee Syria in 2014, embarking on a perilous journey to Europe for safety.
Photographer Ed Kashi documents the diverse cultures, races, and religions that shape the vibrant life of Marseille, France's oldest city.
At 13, Noor fled Syria with her mother to Los Angeles, where she confronts cultural differences and the challenges of being a Muslim girl in America.
Fifteen million years ago, primates adapted to a fruit-based diet while also consuming insects and eggs, a behavior that continues today.
A flock of Canada geese migrates over 1,000 miles from Canada to the United States, marking the arrival of spring and the renewal of life.
Families arriving in the United States often spend their first night in an airport hotel, a temporary stop before moving to new homes across the country.
Ibraheem Sarhan discusses the challenges of adjusting to life in Canada, noting that the country has only 30 million people despite being the second largest in the world.
A girl shares her very unexpectedly horrific journey from San Martin to the United States.
Thirteen people died during a 1980 crossing in the Arizona desert, one of the deadliest incidents for migrants at that time.
Glenn Morey recalls being handed off to a stranger at a train station in Korea as he reflects on his adoption and identity.
In the Himalayas, Bhutan's unique Gross National Happiness philosophy and ancient traditions thrive in an isolated kingdom largely untouched by mass tourism.
Bisan joins her community in Gaza to pick olives despite the destruction of their trees.
Anthropologist Jason De León uses archaeology to analyze the human stories behind illegal border crossings, providing insights into this complex issue.
Latvia's population has declined by 13% over two decades, prompting a trend of young citizens returning home from Great Britain amid the impacts of COVID-19 and Brexit.
Ismail and Naeem document their dangerous journey from Syria to Germany amid the migrant crisis.
Tundrup faces his last migration in the Himalayas, deciding between city life and staying in Karnak.
An English-speaking boy takes on the challenge of hosting a radio show in Marathi, navigating cultural and linguistic hurdles along the way.
About 2,000 Paraguayans can trace their ancestry to a group of 500 Australian settlers who migrated to Paraguay in the 1890s seeking a new life.
In Chicago, three immigrant window cleaners navigate the beauty and dangers of their high-altitude profession on the city's iconic skyscrapers.
Miriam and her children face the dangers of traveling on 'La Bestia', a freight train, as they flee violence in Honduras for a better life in the US.
Benin, a small country of 4.5 million people, is the birthplace of Voodoo and the ancestral home of Prince Lebanon, who may one day become king.
In the remote village of Kumpur, Nepal, children navigate treacherous rivers and perilous paths daily to reach schools in the valley, highlighting their resilience and determination for education.
Up to 100,000 Russian deserters have sought refuge in Georgia since Putin's partial mobilization order in September 2022.
Soviet Jews in Israel face disillusionment and struggle with identity and employment.
Tundrup and his family must decide whether to sell their herd and leave their lands in Kharnak, a choice faced by many nomads in the Himalayas.
A Syrian migrant drowned in the Rio Grande while attempting to cross into the United States in August 2022, highlighting the perils of migration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Dzhamshed returns to Tajikistan as Russia's economic crisis forces many Tajiks home.
Two thousand people live in Boco Matsonona, one of the largest migrant camps in southern Italy, where many work for minimal pay under exploitative conditions.
A young boy in a sun-filled summer finds an injured snow goose and cares for it, but they must part ways when the bird migrates south for the winter.
30 million horsepower flows through the Columbia River, representing untapped potential for hydroelectric power and economic opportunity in the 20th century.
Aboud Shalhoub must make critical choices to seek asylum in the Netherlands for his family.
A Syrian father documents his seventeen-hundred-mile trek to seek asylum in the E.U., highlighting the challenges and acts of kindness faced by refugees.
Aboud Shalhoub cycles through Serbia, seeking entry into the European Union as a Syrian refugee.
Every year, over 100,000 Mexicans are deported from America to Mexico, facing harsh realities.
One deportee received only one pair of shoes upon returning to a country they had not lived in for years, illustrating the challenges of reintegration.
By the early 1830s, Anglo-Americans outnumbered Mexican Texans in Texas by a factor of 7 to 1, leading to rising tensions and conflict.
Wenceslao Contreras grows vegetables in Connecticut while his family lives in Guanajuato, Mexico.
Jon and his family live in Northern Scandinavia, following reindeer migration above the Arctic Circle.
More than 3,000 North Koreans arrived in South Korea last year, many of whom struggle with years of missed education and emotional trauma from their escape.
The recent European election shifts politics right, increasing scrutiny on Roma communities in Europe.
In the Dorn Savanna of Kenya, Maasai children walk over 10 kilometers barefoot daily to reach school, facing dangers from wildlife and extreme heat.
Rufino Santis Diaz, 24, returned to Mexico after living in the U.S. but faced rejection from universities due to his American documents being in English.
