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Illegal Immigrant Pros And Cons

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In the beginning of the book, it’s about the government debate whether is a proper idea to keep the illegal immigrant since they are using the welfare from US government. After the debate, illegal immigrants was prohibited in US and they cannot receive any welfare due to their identity. To continued, Oscar and Cristian are looking to attend to university or college after they graduated from high school, but they cannot afford for the tuition since is too expensive. Luis decided to work, so he has two jobs which are filing paper at a Social Security office and work as a chef in restaurant. In April 2005, Joshua Davis writes an article about Fredi’s team in Wired that inspired a lot of people to donate money for these four teenagers to continue …show more content…

In the second part of the book, it talks about Carl Hayden’s robotic team become much stronger after they achieve their first place reward from the ROV’s competition. In 2005 to 2006, Cristian and Lorenzo help Carl Hayden High School won third place and second place in the ROV’s competition. Also, some businessmen settle a foundation in Carl Hayden high school to provide scholarship for the member of Fredi’s team. Then the story start to refer back to Cristian and he attend to Arizona State University, but he doesn't feel satisfied in school because he doesn’t learn anything in class. Cristian chooses to take intermittent courses at Gateway Community College and work at Home Depot for five years. In 2006, Lorenzo graduate high school and chose to attend Phoenix College. In addition, Luis attends to the Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts and cooking school. In 2005, Oscar got married with Karla House in West Phoenix ,and he decided to study mechanical engineering in Arizona State University. During the engineering class, he tell his engineering teacher about what he did in the past at Carl Hayden high

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