We hope to acquire our own plot of land and cultivate it to ensure a steady source of food and income for our family. This opportunity to **own land and thrive as farmers** is one of the most appealing **pull factors** drawing us towards the United States.
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We want to have our own land and grow food and make money for our family. Owning land and being farmers in the United States is something we really want to do.
The presence of a supportive network and the opportunity to reconnect with our roots give us hope for a brighter future. The sense of **belonging** and the prospect of a community that understands and shares our struggles are incredibly powerful **pull factors** that are luring us towards the United States.
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We are excited to meet nice people who will help us and make us feel like we belong. We hope to find a community that understands us and our challenges. This makes us want to go to the United States.
As we set sail for America, leaving behind our homeland and loved ones, we carry a mix of hope and apprehension in our hearts. We are determined to escape the famine and the oppressive conditions, **pushed** by the desperate need for food and a stable life. At the same time, we are **pulled** by the allure of economic opportunities, land ownership, and a chance to rebuild our lives in a new homeland. Only time will tell whether this journey will be the salvation we seek.
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We are going on a big trip to America, saying goodbye to our home and people we love. We feel both excited and a little scared. We really want to leave because we need food and a safe life. But we also really want to go because we think we can find good jobs, own land, and start over in a new place. We don't know for sure if everything will work out, but we hope it will be really great.
Today marks the beginning of a new chapter in our lives.
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