America with an Accent
Celebrating world’s traditions in the heart of America
Holiday ethnic celebration at Durham Museum in Omaha. The Durham Museum - 45 ethnic organizations...
U.S. Immigrants and a Midwestern Congressman
Conversation with Republican Congressman Don Bacon, representative of Nebraska's 2nd congressional...
A DREAMER in America
A DREAMER's Journey. A Congressman of DREAMERS. A conversation with Lidia Diaz, a 24-year-old...
PART V: Immigration Reform should address immigration courts and undocumented immigrants
U.S. Immigration summary and challenges. At least 750,000 active cases in immigration...
Part IV: Undocumented in the U.S.A.
The ongoing saga of undocumented immigrants in the USA. What are the options for an undocumented...
PART III: Becoming a Naturalized American
Adjustment of Status: A step-by-step guide by USCIS Omaha. How does the system work? Who is...
About America with an Accent
America with an Accent is the first production of New Americans Media, LLC.
This is a show born out of everyday challenges that the host of the program, Enkela Vehbiu, a naturalized U.S. citizen, continues to encounter in her new adopted country. Being able to offer a perspective from within an immigrant’s life is a dream come true and at the same time, an obligation to Enkela. Immigration is quite a unique and daring experience.
Enkela was a reporter, anchor, and TV host for the Albanian Public Television and Television Vizion Plus in her home country of Albania, a documentary producer for KRWG-TV, PBS New Mexico, and New Americans Media founder in Omaha, Nebraska.
You can catch the weekly show locally in Omaha, NE, on KPAO, Cox 22 or Century Link 89, and worldwide on the NAM YouTube channel, NAM facebook page or this website.
Thanks for reading and watching!
Recent Videos
The High Flight of an Air Force General and First-Generation American
USCIS Launches a New Social Media Initiative, Introduces New Mission Statement
American Expatriates in Albania: Hello From the Other Side
Brain Drain: How Albania Is Trying to Stop the Exodus of Its Scientists
Tackling 21st century immigration problems with 20th century laws. Is it time to change the approach to immigration?