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The Struggle of being to New Country. One day, I came back from my soccer match and my parents were waiting for me. They told me that we have to move to other county. I said where. My mom said to US, and told me the reason, because of her mother. She is being sick and needs my mom to be next to her before anything happens to her. As teenager I said to my mother. What’s the problem you can go? I can stay here and i am happy here. But my mom said my grandmother wanted all of us to go to her and my mom didn 't wanted me to leave me back alone. I told to my mom, I am not going anywhere. But many times we get helpless in some situation and that is what happened with me. I have immigrate with my family to US. In order to immigrate I have to pack …show more content…

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