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Immigrant Stories

Immigrant Stories

Immigrant Stories: Rosa Lopez

Rosa Lopez grew up in Durango, Mexico and has many happy memories of life there.  But her life took an unexpected turn when her husband moved to central Texas, joining members of an extended family network who had lived and worked in the region for decades. Deciding that she would Read more…

By Program Manager, 10 months1 month ago
Immigrant Stories

From Worker to Citizen: the Story of Teresa Gonzalez

Article written by Yvonne Reyes (KYR Intern) Mrs. Teresa Gonzalez is originally from Pachuca Hidalgo, Mexico. She arrived in the United States in 1998, looking for a way to support herself. She first lived in El Paso, Texas, working for 18 years as a housekeeper. Having fled an abusive relationship in Mexico, she was able to obtain a visa, Read more…

By Program Manager, 12 months1 month ago
Immigrant Stories

Immigrant Stories: Enrique Espinoza

Enrique Espinoza has lived in Texas for several years, but he can still remember how confusing it was when he first arrived from Mexico. Even a simple task such as buying a cold drink stirred up fears. Unable to speak English and unfamiliar with prices and currency in the U.S., Read more…

By Program Manager, 1 year1 month ago
Immigrant Stories

New Video Featuring BIIN’s Citizenship Classes

Thank you Kimberly Lerma for the excellent video that showcases our citizenship classes! Thank you Carol Goldsmith, one of our amazing teachers, for explaining the program so well!  Please share our new video!

By Program Manager, 1 year1 month ago

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