Sentences with phrase «family i worked with mexican»

On the informatics end, Reuniting Families worked with the Mexican government and some of its consulate offices to integrate missing - persons reports from several databases into a single system.

Looking for someone to hang with in my experiences Mexican women always took care of there men, family I worked with Mexican crews on job sites and the people I worked with there wifes, girlfriends took care of them so cool goes both ways

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«Ozark» is a recently released original drama series starring Jason Bateman as a money - laundering family man who's seriously jammed up with the Mexican drug cartel he works for.

With the help of my friend and chef Connie Guttersen — whom I've gotten to know well over the years while working together with Bush's Beans — I put this simple Vegetarian Mexican Lasagna together for my family and to my happy surprise, in just 30 minuWith the help of my friend and chef Connie Guttersen — whom I've gotten to know well over the years while working together with Bush's Beans — I put this simple Vegetarian Mexican Lasagna together for my family and to my happy surprise, in just 30 minuwith Bush's Beans — I put this simple Vegetarian Mexican Lasagna together for my family and to my happy surprise, in just 30 minutes.

Coleman Bahr (@ColemanBahr) I just finished my shift at work and went to a Mexican restaurant with my family to watch the fourth quarter.

The Trump administration signaled on Sunday the president would continue with legal protections for so - called dreamers in the United States that allow them to work here in exchange for building a wall on the Mexican border and tightening immigration policies, such as visa applications for family members.

If educators assume that the main purpose of working with families is to promote academic achievement in the classroom and at home, they can miss other important ways in which Mexican American and other immigrant families support their children's development, such as by seeking out advice from trusted members of the community or by participating in church or other community organizations (Poza, Brooks, & Valdés, 2014).

Working with Mexican cultural symbols such as mythical folk animals, tortillas and miniature houses, she investigates the meaning of home, family and identity.

Worked directly with the Mexican Consulate to resolve matters of family separation among Mexican nationals detained in the U.S.

Another prevention program working with Mexican American families, the Bridges / Puentes school - based program demonstrated similar effects for several targeted parent behaviors including harshness, positive reinforcement, and monitoring, as well as adolescent active coping and school involvement (Gonzales et al., 2012).