The first few years of my life in america I felt like a prisoner becuase it was the first time I had been to another country and I was forced to live here. But now that I have a family I feel better because we have a better life here than in Mexico. The journey over here for me was a long and hard one. It was very difficult because I had never been to another country and I had always been in Mexico which made me feel like a prisoner here. But as I got older it got e.

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I lived in the smallest county in Central America. It was called El Salvador. I lived 10 minutes away from the capital. I was born and raised in Santa Tecla. At times it was really hot whether. I was raised with my grandmother. My mother was working in the United States to bring money for us. When I told my family I was engaged my grandmother always kept her jewlery and .

From Rocks, Stone, and Dust. Reina Ortiz Morazan, El Salvador. Some of the things that we would do for jobs is that we would buy things or materials from the market for others and delivering the items to their houses. I remember the type of food we made such as. And we also made a different type of. My aunt wanted to bring us to the United States because there was a war commencing when I w.

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