Pauline Martinez

210 Sabine
Sunland park, NM, 88063
Alondra2@nmsu.edu

March 2, 2017

President Donald Trump

The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave
NW, Washington, DC 20500

Dear Mr. President Donald Trump,

As the president of the United states you are respected by many U.S citizens and people
around the world. The hard work you have done with confidence and past work experience as a
successful executive has built admiration and reassures us that you are a good president. There
are immigration issues that cause fear and resentment feelings, specially people like me that live-
in borders.

Many people immigrate to this country with hope that U.S government will protect them
from problems that cannot be solved in their countries. Millions of people like me and my
family, have immigrated to U.S looking for a safe place to rebuild their lives, a place where they
can do the right thing and follow fair laws. It is devastating to know that this country has let us
down. The government created an image for the rest of the world that we are a great country
when you betrayed those hard-working immigrants that have done nothing wrong but to improve
America.

We believed in this country and that gave up our lives and families to be part of this
country. We are people that respect this country, live with limitations and with no right to speak
up because they do not have a green card or because we are Latinos. After your presidency
speeches, we believe that you are not grateful for people that work hard, get educated and respect
this country. All the admiration and hope are turning into fear and impotency. The question we
all now have is, Are we in a great country?

We all deserved to be treated and accepted as humans and not classified as criminals based on
our race. I hope you take in consideration that not all Latinos are bad people and give an
opportunity to demonstrate that we are capable of being dedicated to our jobs and education.

Sincerely,

Pauline Martinez

Pauline Martinez