Laredo Summary And Analysis

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I was born in Mexico, in Nuevo Laredo to be exactly I was born on November 7 of the 2001. I come to Laredo Texas on 2011 I was only 9 years old, I was on 5th grade when i was in Nuevo Laredo, I was about to start 5th grade in Nuevo Laredo but my dad decide to move to the United States. My first year here I was on 5th grade on kazen elementary I just went there for half a year because I came here when the year was already started, there on kazen I did some good friends that today after 4 years I still talk to them. At the next year i went to George Washington Middle School, there I did 6th grade through 8th grade, in Washington I did more friends, now some of those friends went back to Nuevo Laredo, but I still talk to them because they live

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