Kracha wanted to be secure with a job and a place to live, which he gave the term of it being considered as White Haven. He no longer wanted to be a peasant in the empire of Fran Joseph’s. He wanted to be a true American with a job and not a homeless Hungarian. “It was America, of course, …show more content…
“They run the country to suit them, and don’t think they’re going to let you interfere every few years with your miserable vote. Get that into your head. Your vote means nothing” (Bell, 67). Mike wanted to become an American citizen and have the right to vote someday he told George. “I’m going to be a citizen soon. I’m going to have the right to vote in a few years” (Bell, 66). Later on in life during November, Mike was able to cast his first vote and he voted for Roosevelt for