"We might have to go back, It seems as though things are not going as planned." Said, my father. Upon hearing such words from him I broke out in tears. Knowing the struggles and hard work that my parents had put into bringing both me and my siblings to America, hearing such words from my father broke my heart. Scanning the room with my teary eyes the fear and disappointment were evident in the eyes of everyone. Earlier that day my dad had come home from his interview with USCIS. According to him they were a lot of complications, were as they thought his document which was real was forged. Hearing such news lowered all our expectations and hope for getting a green card and moving on with life in The United States. The fear we felt that late Afternoon can't be simply put in words. I had my brother in the corner palming his head. It was his Senior year of High School. The only words he could utter were "Is this it for us? Does that mean after high school we are DONE.". For me, Heartbreak and sadness come from seeing a lost one suffer. Being there in that room with my family, I had no way to console them cause I as well was heartbroken and suffering. However, this moment embedded in my memory has though me a lot about how in life there would be several challenges thrown at you. But one should never let their challenges intimidate them and lead to them giving up or feeling small. With determination, perseverance, and the right people around you, you can overcome any challenge. Even today we are still immigrants and are working on getting our papers. My family especially my brother showed his determination and perseverance in overcoming the challenge and fear of being unable to college because of our status. He made it to college with scholarships, reducing our fear and inflicting the hope that regardless of how slow the process of immigration is for us, it should be a reason to through away the suffering of our parents to bring us to The US. My brothers' achievement did not only become my home but also my motivation. My motivation is to as well get into a good college with scholarships to reduce the worries of my parents. While they worry about immigration I worry about my grades and make sure no distraction or challenge makes me lose the fight of my focus. Today I have learned to uptake any challenge head-on and not feel belittled in the face of any challenge I come across. Why? Because I have the right people around me, and I am determined.