Hey ya’ll, if you got the time, check out this article from Cracked.com. The article was written by an Australian man who immigrated over to the US in order to be with his American-citizen wife. This article gives a good depiction of the long, arduous immigration process. At the end of the article, the writer even jokingly suggests that it’s easier to just pay someone to smuggle you into the US.
Have fun reading~
- Phil Jeng
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Welcome to the Asian American Youth Action Blog!
Chinatown Youth Initiatives' blog run for youth by youth!
"We speak with the intention of being heard." - Kelly Tsai, spoken word artist
A place dedicated to the personal stories and experiences of New York City Asian American youth on issues important to them. An inspirational start point for Asian American youth to stand out, help their community, find events, and discover themselves. Behind the masks of first impressions, false judgments and stereotypes are individuals with fresh perspectives that should be acknowledged. With our title in capital letters and an exclamation point, AAYA! screams out to Asian American teens and anyone who recognizes communities and individuals that call out for their own genuine voices.
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