The Best Chance At Success

t is impossible to talk about the history of the United States without mentioning the contribution that the Mexican folks have done to build this great country. Mexicans that have given their lives by fighting and defending this country is different wars throughout its history. Mexicans immigrants also perform jobs that the Anglos won’t do. Jobs such like in the farm work, cleaning services, construction industry, among many other types of jobs. Moreover, Mexicans immigrants also contribute with more than 25% of the United States economy. Making them selve an important part for the economy of this country. Throughout history many Mexicans migrate to this country with the hope of finding a better better future with better opportunities. However, when they finally make it to this country the “American Dream” becomes a nightmare, because they suffer discrimination, poverty, and injustice.

My grandparents were born and raised in Mexico, living a rough life trying to make their ends meet. Struggling in Mexico, with there ten year old son and a six year old daughter and a baby coming in a short way, they were seeking a better life for their family. Shortly before giving birth to their new child, they fled Mexico and immigrated to the United States of America. They knew that America was a better opportunity for their family as far as a better job opportunity with good pay, security and insurance, as well as a better off educational opportunity for their children and financial support, if needed. Moving to the United States was very hard, but as job opportunities popped up for my grandparents, they ran right to it. They had no doubt

Everyone has a family history and I want to explain mine, my family is comprised of immigrants since my great grandparents emigrated from Spain to Cuba and from Cuba to the U.S. These immigrations have taught me lessons such as perseverance, self-reliance, and education. They emigrated in search of a better life for themselves and their future children. My family stayed and did well for themselves; until, the Cuban Revolution. My family didn’t agree with the communist ideals and were politically persecuted for speaking out against the new government in power. Then later my grandparents and my parents moved from Cuba to the U.S. to follow the sixth goal of the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution: "Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves, and our Posterity" (United States Constitution). My family has been one to seek improvement for ourselves regardless of the lengths that we must go to achieve it. We’re a tight knit family because of this mutual necessity to constantly advance ourselves.

Many different individuals can view immigration in many distinct ways. Some view it as a chance to improve ones life and as a way to secure a bright and prosperous future for their children and loved ones. While others refer to immigration as the downfall of this country, and with the continuous increase will cause the unanimous destruction of pure American ideologies and life styles. The most obvious way for me to start this essay is in a way to relate to the topic of immigration. In order to speak for myself I must first clarify, I was born in the United States but I am as Hispanic and very connected with my roots as is possible for someone born in this country. From a very young age I was always told how my parents traveled to this country in two different ways, my mom came with permission to enter the country and become a resident; this was something that was considered very rare at the time, and my father had to travel various different countries using fake passports with a different identity in order to reach our beautiful country. While their paths to the United States where different their goal was the same, freedom, liberty, and the hope for a bright and prosperous future. Like my parents there are millions of immigrants who come to this country to achieve there dreams and provide a stable and secure life for their families. In my personal opinion I do not believe that the right of migrating to this country should be removed, that being said I do consider that as it

Over the course of time, the United States of America has been to many the land of equal opportunity and prosperity for all. For many years, a plethora of families made their way to the United States, legally and illegally, for better opportunities in the areas of financial gain, social gain, or educational opportunities. I believe that every parent has one common in goal for all their children and that is to be successful in live, and to have a more productive life than they did.

My father came from Poland with no money to maintain his family and was still able to improve his economically position due to the job opportunities that America has offered. For this reason, I am proud to be the son of an immigrant that all he wanted was a better life for his children. Many hardworking families are coming to the United States to create a better future for their family and is a tradition that has carried on by so many families but with only one problem. We have eleven million people in this country who are undocumented. The main reason they came here was to improve their lives, to escape oppression, to flee desperate poverty and violence and are shut out from that same opportunity.

My parents came to the US in the hope of a better life, with very little money, and no knowledge of the country. As long as I can remember, I lived in a home with other families so that mine could save money. Seeing my parents struggle and work day and night affected my life significantly because I lost out on having a family.

The United States is a place of freedom and opportunity. From the beginning of the 19th century, the US experienced a large wave of immigration for those wanting to start a new life and seek economic, religious, and societal freedom. In 1950, my Nonna and Nonna emigrated from Italy and took full advantage of the opportunities that American had to offer. Although the immigration for my grandparents happened to be a smooth transaction, they both still dealt with cultural barriers, immigration stereotypes, and financial struggles. My grandparents were very fortunate to have a relatively easy immigration process when coming over to America, but many others struggled with tightly packed boats, immigration laws, and hardship and stress when

My parents originated from a country that has limited opportunities and is officially recognized as a third world country, the Philippines. My parents describe migrating from the Philippines to the United States extremely difficult and required a lot of time. They both had to go through the time consuming and the insane process of immigrating to the United States, becoming a United States citizen, passing their medical exams, and passing their bordering tests to practice their professions here in the United States. As Filipinos it was difficult to enter the United States because English wasn't their primary language, the geography of the Philippines contrast profoundly to the United States, immigration policies are strict, culture shock, and many more reasons why it was difficult to enter the United States as a Filipino. As a result of their hard work they were able to accomplish all these tasks to make it possible to live and raise their kids in the United

Chapter 2 of “Steps to Success” demonstrates what we the students are expected to look forward to this school year. It displays rules, rights, responsibilities and expectations. It also shows what we need to do in order to be successful, and also includes important procedures to impact our college experience. This class and book is a guide to helping undecided majors and also freshman students. In chapter 2 I also discovered that it’s ok to not have a major when you first enter college.

One of the things I still remember when we were at the airport is the conversation we had, when she said “No matter what Naomy, never forget who you are , or from where you are coming from,” other word she was saying don't lose your origin. The people at the plane they all look fancy, but besides all of that I said to myself , living in America is not going to change who I am. During the travel I tried to admired the nature more, rather than the people in there. Looking at the blue sky and the clouds was amazing,  I fell so near to my Lord “ God”. When we arrived at Texas around 8:45 P.M. my mom, and I we stop at a Native Store to buy presents for my relatives. The store was beautiful everything was related to the Native Americans, I grab and Indian doll it was made of ceramic, one of the reasons why I grab the Indian doll was because at the bottom of the doll it had information about the Indians and it show me part of the history of United States. I left the store very happy because I notice something that that change the perspective that I had about America. My perspective was that America is only a country that is fancy and rich , but no America has history it's not only about money,America is a country with bunch of opportunities for those who are seeking for them, And that was my family they came here to have

My family wind up in this country by my parents. They came here because they wanted some money and in Mexico there wasn’t so much jobs. My parents came by immigration. MY mom lived in a pueblo. IT was just a little town. There wasn’t much work there. Where my dad lived was in a pueblo as well. My dad parents died so he didn’t have much money. My mom came here in 1917 by legs. MY parents did come by choice so they could start a new life instead in Mexico.

Imagine a beautiful summer day; you are with your friends on the beach enjoying your summer vacation. You are sitting there having a conversation with your friends and all of a sudden your mother calls.She is crying her heart out and you ask her what’s wrong. She is unable to speak to you, all you hear is her crying in the background. Then she finally breaks the news that your dad got in a huge car accident. She tells you that there is no insurance coverage for health care provided for your family and it is going to be nearly impossible to pay back the bill with your mom just working alone, which could put your family financial troubles in a variety of ways. We have to understand the fact that the everyday people struggle to live because they have no health insurance provided for them. Affordable health care is important, like the food we eat, the bed we sleep in and it is a basic need for survival. It is important to maintain your health and get a regular checkup. Thousands of people die every day because they are not able to afford a medical treatment. Every Day thousands of people are suffering from not receiving a proper medical care, the government should provide healthcare to those who are in need of it.

You know I have had a pretty darn good life my friend. I have met some great people, I married the love of my life, had two wonderful children with her, traveled the world and accomplished most of my goals. I wasn’t born poor but I wasn’t raised with a silver spoon in my life either. There was always food in the table thanks to my hard working father. I had everything I needed when I was a kid and my parents made sure of it. See I was born in the United States but my parents and I lived in Mexico but my mom knew that an American education would be better for my siblings and I. She knew that we would have better opportunities if we knew English and studied in America. My mother was a smart women and even though we were still at such a small

The era of the 21st century brings many changes in the lifestyle. Immense range of new and innovative ways of living take part in everyday operations, which lead to increased expectations and experiences from the people, especially in hospitality sector. It is important for the companies to adopt the modernizations in order to stay ahead in the business. Today people seek for luxury, high value and comfort. If these needs are not met, the consumers will loose the interest in spending time and money for the organization and opt for an alternative, thus the service of a competitor. As people travel more not only for the business, but also for vacation purposes, for the