Argentina`s immigrant hotel is a ghost of welcoming times amid deportation order
(The Guardian Argentina)

The Buenos Aires hotel once housed new arrivals for free. Now the country faces a controversial executive order that has drawn comparisons to TrumpArgentina once prided itself on a border policy so open that during the early 20th century it built an `immigrant´s hotel` in the port of Buenos Aires. Inaugurated in 1912, the massive building could lodge up to 3,000 new arrivals, who received free board, job training and help finding employment. Related: Argentina sees migration ban and border wall proposals in immigration row Continue reading...