She became a US citizen 3 years ago. Starting out as newlyweds, we had very little money and little resources... But, we made it work. We sacrificed, worked hard and took good advice. We listened. Trust me when I say this; people recognize hard work. People recognize if you have the will, they will help provide you a way, and in our case we are no exception to that. She earned her citizenship by doing exactly what this country required her to do. During the process, from every individual, working every level of this governmental process, we were encouraged and instructed on what we needed to do and how best to do it. They wanted her in this country. The true American spirit came alive and was witnessed in everyone involved in her naturalization process.

She, as well as her countless other family members back in Peru, fully support our President. She sees his policies as common sense and fair. She laughs when the word "racist" is used against him. Because she did the work in which she was required to do, she has absolutely zero sympathy for those who break the law and claim they had to, all to be given the same privileges and rights she has earned, the legal, right way. The growing Spanish community, at least where I am from, feel the exact same way. They do not let the TV think for them. What's right will always be right.