My life goals revolve around helping people. Initially, my interest in medicine was sparked when my grandfather had a heart attack. Accompanying him to cardiologist appointments, I felt sympathy for the predominantly Hispanic patients. This inspired me to pursue medicine, aiming to provide comfort and education to individuals like my grandfather. I hope to establish a private medical practice, focusing on preventative care and community outreach. A year ago, my journey took a new direction when I became President of the M.E.Ch.A chapter at Desert Edge. After a decade of inactivity, my sponsor believed in my potential to revive the organization. Immersing myself in Chicano and Mexican history, I discovered a passion for these subjects, which led me to consider a career in law. As an immigration lawyer, I would draw on my family's history to advocate for those seeking a better life. My grandparents' journey from Mexico, with its challenges, motivates me to support individuals facing similar hardships. Beyond legal practice, I aspire to engage in politics, using speeches and demonstrations to advocate for my community. The knowledge and experience from law school and my legal career would equip me to be a powerful advocate for broader societal change. No matter the path, my aim is to foster positive change, starting locally and potentially extending nationally. I am driven by a desire to help people and unify communities, despite the challenges. I have worked hard to reach this point and become who I am today. With God's will, I hope to make a meaningful difference.