My Child in America

The content of this book contains shocking survey results taken to the world of refugee immigrantsfrom developing nations living in America inner-cities. By definition the term refugee in thisbook refers to and includes: asylum seekers diversity lottery winners students temporary residentstatues adoption and undocumented immigrants. The book is not written to demean the characterof professional educators like medical doctors engineers educators lawyers and theologians fromdeveloping countries that are living in America inner-cities. Rather it captures to translate theirpain suffering and degrading conditions of their initial professional career. Perceiving Americato be a place that flows with milk and honey million of refugee immigrants from developingcountries ingloriously embraces unfavorable circumstances before entering America. For thesake of coming to America most of these people sell properties at a very minimum cost to obtaintraveling visa requirements. Other high profile nationals resign or abandon the jobs that sustainthem for decades only to arrive in the United States to do odd jobs and live in substandardhousing in America inner-cities. The paradox is that thousands of refugee immigrants desire areturn home but there is absolutely nowhere to live that is comparable to the current condition.On the other hand they complain about mental abnormality and complete disorientation dueto enormous stressful conditions. Adding to the despair are the unwarranted violent behaviorand poor school performances of their teenagers. The survey reveals that a substantial portion ofthe teenage population in focus had exposure to violent crime and traumatic conditions beforeentering and living in United States of America inner-cities. Join me as we together explore theliving condition of refugee immigrants living in America inner-cities.