A Letter From An Immigrant To The US

I would like to withdraw my student visa application. As I submitted my application via Immiaccount but by mistake I answered the question : Is this person included in this application? therefore, the child ALENAZI, DALA (09/10/2003,F) was not accompanying the family on this application.

Welcome, I am honored, as a young first generation Latina, to be speaking in front of you. Although there are stereotypes toward young Latina woman such as myself, I knew that anything was possible which brings me here today. I am not here to talk about myself but rather the future especially our future. A future where I envision that technology has advanced extremely but fear that our human interaction and compassion will be decreasing.

As a class, we are honored to be able to adopt two soldiers this Christmas! We are so excited to participate and give back to those who give it all! We want to send encouraging letters, Christmas cards, and many different treats that the soldiers may not have access to. We need your help to make this Christmas the best one yet for our servicemen overseas.

On Friday, January 20th everything my parents’ came here for is being destroyed by one person. They came here for us to be safe and grow up with opportunities, the ones he wants to take away from us . In Mr. Trump’s eyes every female is just a piece of meat, in my parents eyes, I’m a strong Xicana (Mexican American) and Paisa woman. I’m a woman that has ignored the hate, the racism, the discrimination all for one sole purpose, to make my parents proud. To many Americans I am nothing, to my Hispanic/Latino community I am everything. I am the future, I’m their hope, I am the one who will make them proud. I’m a junior in high school that will graduate in the year of 2018 and attend college and pursue something in the medical field and maybe get

A few weeks ago, I was assigned to give a speech in my communications class about my background. After giving my speech, my professor excitedly approached me and said “wow, that was very inspirational. When I saw you, I thought you were just a privileged, pretty boy whose parents worked in the tech industry.” Believe it or not, this is not the first time I have gotten this reaction.

Speaker of the house, honorable members of congress, and my fellow Americans, I am truly grateful for the invitation to address this joint session of congress. I never imagined myself speaking to such great sapient paradigms of people living the American Dream. Since I was a young child, I often pondered about the American dream and how to attain it. Thanks to the help of my parents, mentors, the countless opportunities that the United States offers a Latino immigrant like me, I have enough reason to believe I am on the path to attaining such a salient aspect of American culture known as the American dream. I come to address some of primary reasons why many brave individuals have decided to partake in the honorable hegira of their home

I find nothing absurd regarding my habits. I’ve simply engaged all of my talents towards one goal, to know everything about everyone. By acquiring information about each and every person, I can avoid the devastation of which I encountered throughout my childhood. Authority and society have been the target of my schemes, from the start. To me, authority resembles a sham; people fail to acknowledge the tragedy that awaits them, and society fails to acknowledge its corrupt system.

I hope that you are doing well. My name is Robert Miller, and I am a student at Florida State University. I had recently voted for you in my first election and I am a supporter of your ideals and what you stand for as a person. I am honored that we have a war veteran in office for my county and someone who has seen both sides of the government being a part of the judicial system. I am writing this letter regarding the HB 9 – Federal Immigration Enforcement which is now in the Judiciary Committee. My intentions are to persuade you into voting for the bill and push it onto the state governor Rick Scott to sign it.

My favorite sport is Soccer. My eyes are greenish/blue. I love horror movies/shows. In summer me, my cousins, and my aunt and uncle always have a campout in tents in the backyard on the 4th of July. When I still went to tri-village my “Best friend” bit me in my arm and she left a mark. She got saturday school and that's partially why we moved to a different school. When my sister was only a few months old she had to get skull surgery because her skull wasn’t shaped right and she had to get part of her bone in the front of her head taken out and she almost died. My mom works at the US bank in Farmersville and my dad works at silfex in Eaton. I like wearing bright colors. I have been to Arizona before when I was little for my uncles wedding. My cousin was and still is in the army and my uncle was in the navy. My favorite animal is dogs. I like listening to music to make myself concentrate and focus better. I like to make people laugh and smile so no one is sad or upset. My second favorite thing to do is run track. I like being outgoing and different than other people. I like to watch disney. I have light brown/brown

Ladies and gentlemen of the United States Congress, I would like to address an important issue occurring in our society. I stand on the change of the current government policy in handling immigration and deportations. A new pathway for unauthorized immigrants to simply gain legalization in a less threatening way. I can trace my ancestors back to immigrants coming to America from Mexico, and I know that a large percentage of Americans today can trace their ancestors to immigrants from different nations as well. Mexican immigrants and Mexican American families are one of many who are facing problems with such policies.  We can be turning away possible citizens who have great potential in our society. Proof of this occurs in the legal immigrants

I am Attorney Mike Chukwudubem, solicitor and notary public, the personal attorney to Mr. Lawrence Raymond Larson, Greetings to you Luther Augustus, Correspondence with notification of Mr.Lawrence Raymond Larson Being the appointed beneficiary of Mr.Lawrence Raymond Larson wealth, I have been updated about you earlier than now.

Mr. President, I believe in everything you stand for.  I am 13 years old, so I could not

First off, you must know that I completely and utterly adore you. I have never found a celestial being as extraordinary as you. I had the chance to see you in all your glory but sadly did not get to meet you personally, shake your hand and thank you for everything you do. I love your villainous ways (even though you are my HERO), being bad really never looked so good! Please don't take me as some weird fag-hag. I just enjoy you because you wreak havoc everywhere you go. I really wish those feminazis, and the other shameless people of the left had as much pride as you do. You make America Great Again ("Daddy's" just the cherry on top)! I don't have a question, I just ask that you keep being your beautiful amazing self, and offending all the

I really enjoyed your speech today at Gettysburg, PA. What I think is overshadowing your plan is that reporters are only focusing on your comment:

Hello, we would like to welcome and thank all of you for being here with us tonight to celebrate our high school graduation . It truly is an honor to be surrounded by so many significant people who have impacted our lives immensely throughout our highschool years. We would like to thank the wonderful people here tonight that we have the privilege to call our parents. Whether you are a mother a father, grandma or grandpa, or an aunt or an uncle; we are here, graduating today because of all of you.