If I were an immigrant by Juliana Toro Morato

2026-03-03 20:12:50 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take letters and photos from family, because they hold memories, love, and strength that can comfort me in moments of loneliness.

Luna Infante

2026-03-03 20:24:44 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take my important documents because I would need them to cross borders and prove my identity.

Edu

2026-03-03 20:29:32 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take my phone with pictures of my family so I don’t feel alone. I would also take something small that represents my culture to remember where I come from.

Juan Diego Pérez

2026-03-03 20:30:31 UTC

I would take my best friend with me because he can help me with the problems of being an immigrant.

Estefania Gonzalez

2026-03-03 20:30:33 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take a small backpack with basic clothes and comfortable shoes. I would take water and some food for the journey. I would also take something special from my home, like a family photo, to feel strong and remember where I come from.

María Paula Calle

2026-03-03 20:31:08 UTC

I would take my little dog, because she is part of my family and brings me comfort wherever I am

Sofia Saballo

2026-03-03 20:33:14 UTC

If I were a migrant i would take rubber boots for the mud, a light tarp for the rain, and high-calorie snacks. I would wrap my phone and passport in plastic bags and cash

Mariana Baez Sanabria

2026-03-03 20:33:51 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would carry my personal documents and memories about the people closest to me because it can help me get an ID if something happens to me and I can remember the people I love when I feel lonely

Mariana Ballén Herrera

2026-03-03 20:33:52 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take photos and letters from my family to keep my emotional support and memories alive, because moving to a new place can be very challenging mentally and emotionally.

I would also bring practical items that connect me to my culture like a favorite recipe book or music to help me adapt while preserving where I come from.

Anita

2026-03-03 20:36:27 UTC

I would take my albums photos and remember the reason I am today, personalities I have won on me all time. Also, a medium backpack for my clothes and the rest of this to donate to the poor people in my church. It is very important to adaptation for this situation, I like changes; but those could have a bad picture of me and don´t help. Each people have your own money.

Fabiana Muñoz Quiroga

2026-03-03 20:40:34 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would go alone because for all the risk would be horrible if I would go with my family, I would have pictures of them, and something that float in the case I fall out to the boat, and I would take all the money I saved and I will pay the cost of the travel, and when I arrived to the country, I would call my parents and family to say that I'm there.

Valeria cortes

2026-03-03 20:44:21 UTC

If i were a immigrant I would take my memories box because here i have a the lot good moments with family, friends or another persons, maybe I would take my mom because I know that she would give strength, and she would accompany me in the all way.

YULIANA

2026-03-03 20:47:01 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take family pictures, my phone, and my favorite hoodie because it makes me feel safe. If I had to leave suddenly, I would choose things that remind me who I am and where I come from.

2026-03-03 20:50:06 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take a lot of money with me. I think money is important to pay for food and transportation. It would also help me feel more prepared for my journey.

Isabella torres

2026-03-03 21:24:44 UTC

If I were an immigrant, I would take strong shoes and a family photo. These would help me walk the long way and keep my memories alive.

Karen

2026-03-04 19:06:47 UTC

If I were an immigrant I would carry in my suitcase, obviously my identity documents, devices that allow me to communicate with my family, and medicines. I hope I never have to go through a situation like this

Salma Páez

2026-03-05 16:42:46 UTC

Life is now and to migrate is to look for the best when there are no opportunities in your country. Even if things cost and they think it won't be worth it, surely in the future you will have things that in your place of birth you would never have achieved