Jay Iyema is a senior at Thomas Jefferson. She was born in Congo Kinsasha and came to the United States at the age of four. photo by Baxter Stein
Immigrants get the job done.
We came to this country with our heads held high, basking in the great opportunities previously out of reach.
Immigrants get the job done.
With these freedoms in our palm, we must grasp them tightly, for these opportunities are once in a lifetime.
Immigrants get the job done.
Living far away from the motherland, far away from the home we love, we came to this country surrounded by unfamiliar faces, but we still rise above.
Immigrants get the job done.
Perseverance is our middle name, and we won’t let the hatred of others get in the way of living our American Dream.
We won’t stop working, we won’t stop striving, we won’t stop trying
los inmigrantes hacen el trabajo
les immigrants font le travail
يحصل المهاجرون على هذه المهمة
移民完成工作
indvandrere får jobbet gjort
gli immigrati ottengono il lavoro
wahamiaji kupata kazi kufanyika
tinanggap ng mga imigrante ang trabaho
Einwanderer bekommen die Arbeit erledigt
immigrantes adepto officium perfectus
nā kānakaʻeleʻele e hana i ka hana
移民は仕事を終わらせる
иммигранты выполняют работу
കുടിയേറ്റക്കാർ ജോലിയെടുക്കുന്നു
οι μετανάστες κάνουν τη δουλειά τους
Immigrants
get the job done.
