案例简介：Karla Gachet @ kchet77的照片/“如果他们 (美国政府) 不希望我在这里，那是他们的损失。我们是成就非凡的人，我们为这个国家付出了很多。我们上学了，我们接受了培训。“-26岁的elicort é seli从墨西哥伊达尔戈州的Tepiapulco小镇快两岁时来到美国。年轻时，他想成为一名宇航员; 他学习法语，会计，并最终决定在加州州立大学北岭分校 (Cal State Northridge) 学习政治学，重点是公共政策。他在洛杉矶的韩国城长大，并认为这个国家应该庆祝多样性。当大流行开始时，伊莱失去了在一家餐馆的工作，他的父亲是一名水管工/杂工，在一个项目上需要他的帮助。伊莱说，在大流行期间，人们一直没有停止打电话给他父亲来解决问题。他觉得他们正在保护自己的健康，但他也很高兴成为一名重要的工人并为社区服务。图片: 伊莱来美国时的全家福。S.; 伊莱和他的父亲何塞在洛杉矶玛丽娜德尔雷伊地区的一所房子里改造了一间浴室;2020年7月，伊莱徒步前往托潘加州立公园的鹰岩。徒步旅行是他的爱好之一。这个项目是由 @ kchete77和 @ ivankphoto在 @ natgeo新型冠状病毒肺炎记者应急基金的支持下创建的。# DACA # dacadreamers # dacacessentialworkers # homeisererecheck Nat Geo在bio中的链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

案例简介：Photos by Karla Gachet @kchete77 / "If they (U.S. government) don't want me here it’s their loss. We are overachievers, extraordinary people, and we give so much to this country. We went to school and we are trained." - Eli CortésEli, 26, came to the U.S. when he was almost two from the small town of Tepiapulco, in the state of Hidalgo, in Mexico. When he was young he wanted to be an astronaut; he studied French, accounting, and finally decided on political science with an emphasis on public policy at Cal State Northridge. He grew up in L.A.'s Koreatown, and believes this country should celebrate diversity. Eli lost his job at a restaurant when the pandemic started, and his father, a plumber/handyman, needed his help on a project. Eli says people haven't stopped calling his dad to come fix things during the pandemic. He feels they are putting their health on the line, but he also feels good to be an essential worker and serve the community.Images: Family photo of Eli around the time he came to the U.S.; Eli remodeled a bathroom with his father Jose at a house in the Marina del Rey area of Los Angeles; Eli hikes to Eagle Rock at Topanga State Park in July 2020. Hiking is one of his hobbies.This project was created by @kchete77 and @ivankphoto with the support of the @natgeo Covid-19 Emergency Fund for Journalists. #DACA #dacadreamers #dacaessentialworkers #HOMEisHERECheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photos by Karla Gachet @kchete77 / "If they (U.S. government) don't want me here it’s their loss. We are overachievers, e

案例简介：Karla Gachet @ kchet77的照片/“如果他们 (美国政府) 不希望我在这里，那是他们的损失。我们是成就非凡的人，我们为这个国家付出了很多。我们上学了，我们接受了培训。“-26岁的elicort é seli从墨西哥伊达尔戈州的Tepiapulco小镇快两岁时来到美国。年轻时，他想成为一名宇航员; 他学习法语，会计，并最终决定在加州州立大学北岭分校 (Cal State Northridge) 学习政治学，重点是公共政策。他在洛杉矶的韩国城长大，并认为这个国家应该庆祝多样性。当大流行开始时，伊莱失去了在一家餐馆的工作，他的父亲是一名水管工/杂工，在一个项目上需要他的帮助。伊莱说，在大流行期间，人们一直没有停止打电话给他父亲来解决问题。他觉得他们正在保护自己的健康，但他也很高兴成为一名重要的工人并为社区服务。图片: 伊莱来美国时的全家福。S.; 伊莱和他的父亲何塞在洛杉矶玛丽娜德尔雷伊地区的一所房子里改造了一间浴室;2020年7月，伊莱徒步前往托潘加州立公园的鹰岩。徒步旅行是他的爱好之一。这个项目是由 @ kchete77和 @ ivankphoto在 @ natgeo新型冠状病毒肺炎记者应急基金的支持下创建的。# DACA # dacadreamers # dacacessentialworkers # homeisererecheck Nat Geo在bio中的链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

国家地理 - Photos by Karla Gachet @kchete77 / "If they (U.S. government) don't want me here it’s their loss. We are overachievers, e

案例简介：Photos by Karla Gachet @kchete77 / "If they (U.S. government) don't want me here it’s their loss. We are overachievers, extraordinary people, and we give so much to this country. We went to school and we are trained." - Eli CortésEli, 26, came to the U.S. when he was almost two from the small town of Tepiapulco, in the state of Hidalgo, in Mexico. When he was young he wanted to be an astronaut; he studied French, accounting, and finally decided on political science with an emphasis on public policy at Cal State Northridge. He grew up in L.A.'s Koreatown, and believes this country should celebrate diversity. Eli lost his job at a restaurant when the pandemic started, and his father, a plumber/handyman, needed his help on a project. Eli says people haven't stopped calling his dad to come fix things during the pandemic. He feels they are putting their health on the line, but he also feels good to be an essential worker and serve the community.Images: Family photo of Eli around the time he came to the U.S.; Eli remodeled a bathroom with his father Jose at a house in the Marina del Rey area of Los Angeles; Eli hikes to Eagle Rock at Topanga State Park in July 2020. Hiking is one of his hobbies.This project was created by @kchete77 and @ivankphoto with the support of the @natgeo Covid-19 Emergency Fund for Journalists. #DACA #dacadreamers #dacaessentialworkers #HOMEisHERECheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photos by Karla Gachet @kchete77 / "If they (U.S. government) don't want me here it’s their loss. We are overachievers, e

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