Comments:

     What caught my attention from Alysha's blog was the was the story of the Honduran immigrant, that was taken over custody after reporting a case of domestic violence that her sister had. To me this is unfair and unreasonable since they focused more in the immigration problem than in the crime that was reported. I cant believe how can people separate a family for their place of origin.

http://www.alyidel.blogspot.com/

     Stephanie  Rivera's heritage history was the post that caught my attention the most. The most surprising paragraph was the fourth were she speaks of her grandmother ancestor and how her family practically owned Santa Isabel. How would have thought that a typical American family had so rich history.

http://ssrivera.blogspot.com/2011/02/sanchez.html

    In Stephanie Ruiz heritage its little different from the rest of my class mates, since she also has French blood.  Her immigration story is not the same as many of the other students stories since her family originally immigrated to the United States passing trough Ellis Island; after becoming American citizens part of her family moved to the island were she was born. Her family is wide and full of history and that's why this post is so interesting.

http://ssrivera.blogspot.com/2011/02/sanchez.html

     Her culture choice for the immigration post was the Japanese, just like me. it was interesting compare information she had to the one I had; most of the information was very similar but it still it was cool to hear her opinion about this topic.

http://www.imagineaheartshapedbox.blogspot.com/