人們欣賞的關于夢想家的一切，都是因為我們的父母

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"We were pretty poor back in Mexico. My parents were divorced. Mom did the best she could. But a lot of nights there still wouldn't be enough to eat. We'd survive on tortillas①tortillas 英 [t??'ti?j?z] 美 [t?'tij?z] n. 墨西哥玉米粉圓餅（tortilla的復數）and salt.I was only eight when we came to America. So I was too young to understand. Every year she gets more worn down. She's been getting sick a lot lately. But she can't afford to stop. She never will. Right now I'm in school. I always thought I had to be the best student because I'm undocumented. I thought I'd go to law school,or graduate school②graduate school 研究所，研究院. But now I'm not so sure. My mom would literally destroy her body to make that happen for me. How could I allow that to happen? I'm a Dreamer. And everyone loves the Dreamers because we're a perfect package to sell. But why am I the only one who gets the chance to feel safe? Whenever I hear 'I stand with Dreamers,' I always think about my mom. I'm not willing to throw her under the bus. I'm not willing to be a bargaining③bargaining 英 ['bɑ?ɡ?n??] 美 ['bɑrg?n??] n. 討價還價；交易；交涉chip to make her seem like a criminal. Everything people admire about Dreamers is because of our parents."

“在墨西哥時我們很窮。我父母離婚了，母親竭盡所能去維持生活。但很多夜晚我們還是吃不飽，只能靠玉米餅和鹽為生。來美國時我才八歲，年紀太小了還不能理解。她越來越老了，最近一直病得厲害，但她舍不得休息，永遠都舍不得。目前我在上學，我總想著要成為最好的學生，因為我是非法移民。我想著我要去法學院，或研究生院，但現在我不確定了，我母親會真的毀了自己的身體來幫我實現夢想，我怎么能讓那樣的事發生呢？我是個夢想家，所有人都喜歡夢想家，因為我們像包裝完美的產品。但為什么只有我才有機會擁有安全感呢？每當我聽見‘我支持夢想家’時，就總想到我母親。我不愿意為了自己而苦了她，不愿意成為使她看起來像罪犯一樣的籌碼。人們欣賞的關于夢想家的一切，都是因為我們的父母。”