Welcome to My Undocu Life

By Oscar Romero

11/09/2019

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My Undocu Life began in early 2019 as a hopeful idea. I wanted to create a platform that would share many individual’s narratives. I wanted the world to hear our narratives directly from the source. This idea snowballed when I met David Cazares later in the year. David created the spark I needed to get this project going with his story. I knew that the project could provide a great outlet for our undocumented narratives in the U.S. 

Almost a year later, as I update this intro post, we’ve had contributions from 5 individuals that have shown great courage in sharing their narratives. We’ve had over 1,800 visitors, close to 3,800 page views, and 20 posts. 

This is just the beginning. I recently heard that we sometimes overestimate what we can do in a year but underestimate what can be done in a decade. I can’t say that I expected the success we’ve had in this past year, but we will continue to capitalize on what we’ve accomplished already.

To all our undocu peers, hang in there, keep pushing forward, and be proud of your narrative. 

To all our readers, thank you. Here are some posts that can get you going:

About the Author
Oscar Romero
I have had DACA since early 2013. I am currently a Software Engineer at Red Ventures. I went to college at UNC Charlotte and graduated in 2017 with a BA in Mathematics and a minor in Computer Engineering. I went to high school in a small town out in eastern North Carolina. My parents brought me to the United States in 1999 when I was 3 years old. I grew up in NC and aspired to make something worthwhile out of my parent’s hard work and sacrifice.