Dreamer At Risk
Sigifredo Pizana is a 19 year old youth who is about to be very alone in a country that has mostly failed to open it’s arms to bright young immigrants. Sigi’s father was stopped by local law enforcement. Soon thereafter the elder Pizana had a date with ICE. After being in the country 9 years and 3 months, the elder Pizana was eight months short of the ten years which might have given him some hope. Rather than spend the family resources on fighting, the family has decided to go to Mexico. That is, everyone but Sigi.
At 19, Sigi was enrolled in college with a dream of studying actuarial accounting. When the family fell into crises, the youth had to drop his college classes. But it was about to get a lot worse. Soon, mom and the rest of the family plan to call it quits on the American Dream and follow the elder Pizana to Mexico. That leaves Sigi to fend for himself.
Sigifredo Graduating With Honors
When people talk about getting in the back of the line, they don’t realize what the phrase entails. In the first place, for many undocumented immigrants, there is no line. Even if there were, getting in back of the line means dividing families often for decades. Those who go to their native land can’t return and those who remain in the US can’t leave. With border crossing becoming difficult and expensive, upwards of $3,000 in many cases, the family remains apart for many years.
Richard Hartwell
Sigifredo very much wants to take the steps necessary to become a citizen of this country. After graduating with honors with AP classes, this bright youth has demonstrated he has something to give to the country. If he leaves, he will be part of the world market which competes against the US. Most people agree, it is better he stay and become part of the fabric of future generations.
You can listen to Sigifredo as he talks to talk show host Tim Paynter on Un Dia Sin Fronteras. Joining the discussion will be Richard Hartwell, an Anglo who sides with immigrant youth. Richard says we need to pass the Dream Act so young people like Sigifredo can continue in the journey in the only country they know.
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Gregorio Uribe está programado para aparecer con el programa de entrevistas Tim Paynter en Un Día Sin Fronteras el lunes, 27 de junio, a las 12:00 mediodía, hora estándar de montaña.
Big Band Latino En Colombia, SA
Uribe, un inmigrante colombiano, está haciendo un nombre por sí mismo mediante la combinación de la música de big band con Traditonal rhythems folclórica nativa de América Central y del Sur.
A primera vista, el género de la música de dos puede que no encajan bien juntos. Música folclórica es famoso por tambor interesante late mucho la voz, la armónica y la guitarra y otros instrumentos de cuerda. Música de big band las acciones de la batería en común con la música folclórica, pero es a menudo faltan los instrumentos de percusión. Sin embargo, Uribe se mezcla con habilidad las muchas facetas de cada género, lanzando en algunos de jazz y funk para la diversión. El sonido de Uribe es generalmente estimulante y muy positiva en su ritmo, melodías y frente.
Gerardo Noriega, Un Dream Act Student y Tim
Tim Paynter dice que esto va a ser un buen momento. Si no está en el área metropolitana de Denver, se puede escuchar en el internet.
Tim Paynter es un abogado de Denver Colorado y siempre esta en la lucha por los derechos para inmigrantes. Paynter, como un inmigrante de la tercera generacion, dice que cada persona tiene una derecho para el sueno americano.
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