How Hard Is To Be An Illegal Immigrant

The circuit
I learned more about how hard it actually is to be an illegal immigrant. I learned more in depth of the struggles. I still believe my answer is correct but i learned more in depth. Same goes for my thoughts on migrant farmers. I have a lot more sympathy for the people that did have to move here only to still have a hard life but i believe that is the price for freedom. I think that they move here for a better life and shot at being the best and most successful being they can be.

I think fransisco would rather go to school because i think he is very curious and being curious he would want to find the answers and school could give that to him. After his last day of seventh grade he was dreading working every day throughout the summer he even counted the days until he could finally go back. He gets tired and hurt during work where as at school he listens and sits learning new things his curious mind wants to know. When he was younger in the first chapter i wrote that he was young and curious and i think he has carried that along with him throughout the story. I think he doesn't complain because he has no choice, work is the only way he could help his family. I bet his father doesn't want to work and roberto didn't want to quit school but they have no other choice neither does fransisco. …show more content…
I would rather go to school because i wouldn't want to sweat and go through such hard labor at such a young age id rather learn about things that could possibly benefit me in the long run for a better and more successful life. But i wouldn't complain because i would know i had to help my family for not only my sake but my entire