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Police Interview Narrative
I sat on the front seat as the officer drove down broadway to Santa Maria high school to pick up Roberto on the way there i think about my family and if they got deported or if it was just me and Roberto. I wanted to jump out of the car but i could not it felt like i was stuck i wished that it was just a night mare. A few hours later i saw out the window border patrol customs on a huge building we went inside got some finger prints and next ting i know i am sitting in a room with other Imgrants i fell asleep and around 5.00 pm we got on a bus that bus was going to Tijuana Mexico me and Roberto got on the bus we did not sit together we did not know what to expect i was scared my legs where shivering i could tell Roberto was scared there was …show more content…
Around 2.00 am the bus came to a complete stop there was another building just like the one before "border patrol" we all got off the bus and we went inside a building then we where set free in the middle of nowhere i looked for Roberto and i saw him in the darkness i ran to him and gave him a hug we continued walking we where trying to get to Tijuana the small pueblo to see if there was any food in the garbage we walked in the darkness i saw a police officer i remembered to say i was born in …show more content…
We fell asleep on a piece of garbage that worked as a mattress. Me and Roberto went off to look for work so that we could feed ourselves we had no luck looking for work. "15 days later" we planed our trip back to the the US it took allot of planing we had saved just the right amount of money to do this. 12:00 am Roberto woke me up it was a bit chilly we ate some tacos and left the place we had been staying in Roberto and me got picked up by a truck with a guy in it the truck was big it was an 18 wheel truck we went on the trailer and then we realized that there was more people people in it and they where all heading to the place California so we where all going to illegally go to the other side.long hours passed this lady had tamales and she shared them with the others. We finally got there i was sweating and i needed to stretch we got of and went of walking we got on a bus and went to where our family was we knocked the door to the tent and Trampita opened as soon as he saw me he screamed he hugged me and Roberto the others came they where so happy and we started a new life THE
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