#FocusImmigration: The Billion-Dollar Market You Don’t Know About
Johanna Ponce can remember being dragged to a local jewelry store to transfer money to her grandmother in Mexico since before she knew how to count money herself. She would enter the dimly lit store a few times a year and stand next to glimmering necklaces and rings as her dad sent money back to his mother in Puebla. Maybe, if she was lucky, her dad would take her out to eat after they were finished. Her father has worked at Chuck’s Cafe in Princeton, New Jersey since he first came to America ...