She tells us stories of how inclosed her neighborhood was and reflects back on childhood stories that made her think how much of a melting pot we don't live in. She explains situations that she had when she moved to America. For example being threatened to be kicked out of America based on their name, and religious beliefs. She's described the scariest day of her life. She said she walked into her house and saw a frenzy of officers and agents in her house. Threatened and scared she followed what they wanted and answered the questions that were given to her. They thought her family and herself were part of a terrorist scheme. They denied everything, but we're still sent to county jail and were threatened to be deported. They ended up behind on payments and had to sell there house. I could relate with this dialogue because, whenever i'm outside the house and minding my own business I will be racially profiled just because i'm an Arab
She tells us stories of how inclosed her neighborhood was and reflects back on childhood stories that made her think how much of a melting pot we don't live in. She explains situations that she had when she moved to America. For example being threatened to be kicked out of America based on their name, and religious beliefs. She's described the scariest day of her life. She said she walked into her house and saw a frenzy of officers and agents in her house. Threatened and scared she followed what they wanted and answered the questions that were given to her. They thought her family and herself were part of a terrorist scheme. They denied everything, but we're still sent to county jail and were threatened to be deported. They ended up behind on payments and had to sell there house. I could relate with this dialogue because, whenever i'm outside the house and minding my own business I will be racially profiled just because i'm an Arab