VOICED : Optimismo entre inmigrantes por reforma de Obama

Berta Sanles, an immigrant from Nicaragua, has lived in fear of deportation for 14 years. She is hopeful after President Obama announced decrees to help undocumented immigrants. Sanles' family, especially her young daughter, is relieved but aware that these measures are temporary. Sanles believes a permanent immigration reform law is necessary and hopes Congress will act. Her dream is to buy a house in the US.

How long has Berta Sanles lived in fear of deportation?

• 20 years

• 5 years

• 14 years

• 10 years

What did President Obama promise to undocumented immigrants?

• A fairer system to resolve their status

• Free legal assistance

• A new citizenship program

• Immediate deportation relief

What is Berta Sanles' daughter's main concern?

• Her mother's deportation

• Her mother's health

• Her education

• Her family's financial situation

What does Berta Sanles believe is the true solution for immigrants?

• Temporary decrees

• A permanent immigration reform law

• More work visas

• Increased border security

What is one of Berta Sanles' dreams for the future?

• To travel the world

• To buy a house in the U.S.

• To start a business

• To return to Nicaragua