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2012年6月15日-9月8日,一个名为“依恋:来自美国国门的面孔与故事”的展览在美国华盛顿国家档案馆的劳伦斯·奥柏林展厅对外免费展出。这个展览依托美国国家档案馆馆藏丰富的移民档案,通过31个从1880年到第二次世界大战期间的移民案例,将美国的移民史娓娓道来。展览内容涉及移民与家庭、社群、政府机关、移民法的关系,折射出移民与美国人的信念。案例的主人公有的富有,有的身无长物;有的只是一位访客,有的是归国的公民;有的持有完整的入境材料,而有的则持有假证件,只是为了寻觅一种新的人生。其中快乐与悲伤交织、机遇与歧视同在、谎言与真诚并存。
From June 15 to September 8, 2012, an exhibition titled “Attachment: Faces and Stories from the United States” was exhibited at Lawrence Oberlin Hall in the Washington National Archives for free. Relying on a rich archive of immigrants from the National Archives of the United States, this exhibition traces the history of immigrants in the United States through 31 immigration cases from 1880 until the Second World War. The exhibition covers the relationship between immigrants and families, communities, government agencies and immigration laws, and reflects the faith of immigrants and Americans. Some of the protagonists in the case are rich and some are lacking in possessions. Some are only one visitor, some are returned citizens; some hold complete immigration materials while others hold fake documents just to find one New life Among them, happiness and sadness are interwoven. Opportunity and discrimination are the same. Lies and sincere coexistence.