Immigration: The Importance Of Migration To United States

Now a days immigrants have been an interesting topic for the government and other member’s in society. Immigration has always been a part history. People from other countries come to United States under several circumstances: as slave workers to receive better opportunities and a better life. Other for persecution or current problems that are happening in their native countries, and others for the search of wealth and profit. Each individual has its own reason, but many of the times economy, and poverty has been a big factor of Immigration. Immigrants have adopted to work hard and living the American dream in order to survive. They show their desire to succeed in a strange country like United States. They are an example of success. Many immigrants …show more content…
That’s why I decided to choose my aunt, who is a really good example of persistency and has an interesting history of immigration. Her name is Diana Arlet Padilla, she migrated to United States when she was twenty-one years old. When I started doing the interview she made a good reflection that I really like it,” Every human goes through life overcoming obstacles and situations that make them stronger and wiser.” My first question was, what were the influences that caused her to migrate to United States? She said that in the past her parents had come to United States to work and her and they were kids living in United States. She was eleven years old when they went back to Mexico to live there. Her Dad and Mom migrated back here to United States in 1988 and she was in México. Her mom said two years here. In those years they were able to get there Residency here and it was hard for they were waiting to migrate as …show more content…
She said that throughout all the obstacles she couldn’t work or finish her bachelor degree. However, she found that she can self-teach herself in bettering her skills in computer, speech, business etc. she found her mind to be limitless to growing. Degree or not she knew the capacity of my intelligence and would volunteer in the things she was passionate about. Then, came along internet that made it easier. She also would write, made translation of mechanicals manuals and legal documents and did sales and networking. Once she realized