My Migration To America

Having the experience of traveling to Greece, Italy, and Sicily with People to People certainly influenced my potential interest to return to my rural community and serve in a leadership capacity. Having a leadership position comes with an immense amount of responsibility, which is something that I have developed through my travels with People to People. Due to that, I consider myself an abundantly passionate person, because I want people to venerate my appearance whenever I appear. The sophistication of traveling and interacting with people in foreign countries is the realization of the difference between the countries and the blessings of America as a society. As I have mentioned before, I have not at all constructed specific and detailed

I am struggling to making a living. Mother has sent the message that Aunt Clarida has died due to the disease spreading across Europe. I am scared. I don't want to lose my family. I want them to be safe. I have made the decision to go to America to save my family from the deadly disease. I have to do this for my family. For their safety. For a better future. For them.

Every time I drive through streets of Washington DC, I see the homeless people sleeping on the side walk, benches, and stairs ways. I always wonder what can cause someone to end up like this? The most likely reason that comes to my mind that lead to this situation is not having a purpose in life. I believe having a purpose in life is the fuel of motivation to do anything, without it there is no reason to try. Today I have a wife, a house, and a decent fulltime job; which five years ago I wouldn’t even see in my dreams.

In Brooke Ross’s article, “China’s Left-behind Children” from Junior Scholastic, she informs readers about how China’s parents have to leave behind their children for employment opportunities and how this negatively impacts their children.

My parents moved to the United States from Peru with nothing but the clothes on their backs. As soon as they arrived, they could tell it would difficult for them to adjust. Culture is significant for them because it is what brings everyone together. My family members enjoy dancing to salsa, eating in Hispanic restaurants, and value each other because family is a priority.

Most immigrants coming into the United States whether legally or illegally are unwelcome, being deported or selling themselves just to be brought into the U.S., although it is unfair and cruel to know that some American citizens are admitting that these immigrants are not welcome and are causing trouble in America, it is also unfair to know that these same citizens are the ones stopping immigrant children from getting a better education.

Tomorrow we leave for the new world, from what we have heard from our fearless leader, it seems like the most amazing place in all of the world’s. I cannot wait to be there tomorrow. Everyone is frantic and ready to go, hopefully we will find lots of riches and slaves. Many men have gathered around. People are talking, and i’ve heard numbers like 500 and 600 men be tossed around. That can’t be true. We are going to bring pigs, horses, and some of the meanest war dogs we have.

My move to the U.S.A. was the most radical change in my life. This is unusual, but very exiting experience.I always was a very social-active person, but I was surprised to find so many opportunities to get involved into the JMU and Harrisonburg community. I joind few organizaton on campus, such as Meditation and environmental clubs. I was happy to meet such a wonderful and friendly comunity there. I met my an amzing spiritual community which supports and helps me to deal with a cultural shock and stress. Most of them are Americans so I had an amazing chance to learn more about our cultural differences and to deal with them. I also made a lot of American friends during the volontiering projects. We were helping on the farms. I learn a lot about

I was born in India. I was raised in Punjab state. I spent almost 17 years of my life in Punjab. I lived in India with my family. When I was 17 and half, me and my family moved from India to the United States. We immigrated to United States in 2016. Moving and adjusting into a new and different environment is not very easy. There are a lot of differences between these two nations. The language, education, work or job, living standard of people are the major differences that I have seen in these two nations. In 1947 after the British rule in India, a partition was happened in Punjab splitting it into two parts “West Punjab and East Punjab”. The West Punjab was given a name new of Pakistan. My great-grandparents used to live in West Punjab before

My husband and I came to the United States of American in 1995. We have been living in Syracuse and Liverpool in New York, Stuart Draft and Crozet in Virginia.

I am Rochan Mahajan and I was born in New Delhi, India. I immigrated to the United States of America when I was thirteen years old. I migrated to the States with the objective to attain better quality of education and secure a better future for me and my family. Since I was born in India, I love to play cricket. Cricket is a sport similar to baseball here in America. Additionally I also enjoy playing tennis. Additionally, I have also played tennis in my school’s tennis team during my freshman and sophomore year. Besides sports, I also enjoy playing piano in my free time. My hobbies are listening to music, watching TV shows, swimming, playing tennis and cricket, playing piano, and volunteering and giving back to the community. Additionally,

Have you ever traveled to the country which has different culture? I immigrated to the United States seven years ago. When I arrived here, I found that language, culture, and food are different from my hometown. These differences made my life difficult for the first time in America. First, I started to solve the problem of speaking. In America, the majority of the people speaks in English. Language is the most important. In addition, Speaking of fluent English is easier for me to find a job. The solution whom I found to solve this problem was to go to school. I started to learn reading and writing at Community College of Denver. When I started to learn how to read, I had many problems because of my pronunciation. I tried my best to read correctly,

After moving a countless amount of times, my home does not have a roof and windows. My home has become my biggest motivator- my father. I am one of the few, lucky people to be born into and privileged with such a small, but loving family. Not only has my father provided me with a life I can thrive in, the story of his life in China is what gives me the confidence to pursue a career in the medical field. At his high school, he studied every day for more than nine hours and became the top student, despite the fact that his future in education seemed bleak because of the Cultural Revolution. Getting a higher education was his dream, yet illegal. After succeeding in high school, he was forced by the government to attend a labor camp, where he

Living in America has been a true experience in my life. I came to America from Italy with my cousin Pietro who ended up leaving me to go to North Carolina.(Something that he had no choice about.) Along with many other young girls my age, I worked in a shirtwaist factory. My main goal was to get a job here in America so that I could send money back to Italy to my family in need. The journey has been quite rough but along the way I have learned so much. I made two friends named Yetta and Jane whom I lived with. They believed just like me that women should have fair rights and be treated fairly especially in the factory industry. I formed one of the greatest relationships with these two young girls.Unfortunately both Jane and Yetta had died

As children, I remember that I saw everything in my life was easy to do, but when the time pass we have more responsibilities and all change. Absually everything change the school, friends, and me. When I was nine I played with my neighbors but when the years pass they move to others places. Even my mom that always was a strong women pass for many changes like the divorce, lose her job and we move to leave with our family. Eventually, she and I come to United State tried to improve our lives. After a few months she comeback to Mexico but I decide stay here. In the beginning was excited because I can do any I want, I have for first time a good job, and nobody tell me what I need to do, but never I see the importance of have close to the family,how