Jumping the Border :: Immigration Mexico Papers

Jumping the Border Imagine this, living in a real small town, smaller than Kachina Village, with just now one store where you could retrace and incur phone calls, at that locate ar no public phones, no residential phone lines, no electricity and no running water. The roads are not paved until you get to the main road where mountain pilgrimage the most. The next town is about thirty minutes away, and there is only one bus that comes to this small town once a week, so people can go shopping and do other things. In this small town there are hardly any(prenominal) vehicles, people either walk, bike, or ride donkeys. There are hardly any jobs and so the only thing you can do is to leave for other place and look for a job to support your family. If someone told you that there was a place where people had many opportunities to find work and make better money, would you go? This small town I am describing is a place called La Huertilla in a state called Oaxaca in Mexico it is th e place where my son Mauricios grandparents live.Many young children are being separate apart from their families. Many parents come to the United States to make money and ventilate back. They would leave their children with grandparents or other family members, until they are able to bring them up to the U.S. Is there a way the United States could open up the Mexican and United States border? If we as American citizens can cross into Mexico without display passports, visas, and driver licenses, why could we not turn around and do the corresponding for Mexicos people who would like to enter the United States. The United States should pull up stakes Mexican Immigrants to migrate and visit freely, because I believe it is not mediocre for the Americans to not have to show papers, while Mexicans have to. Imagine yourself difference for another country only with one belief that it result be to better support your family. With this engraved in your mind you pack a small bag with only three pairs of clothes to change into. You are finally at the border, after leaving your loved ones behind, reassuring them you will send money to support them. Now you have to decide when you will jump the border.