Mexican Food Recipes

I’m Mexican, I’m 25, and I’m self-employed. I live in the border, and I started teaching English at 18. I was so good, by 21, I was teaching managers only. Today, I only teach Spanish to American managers working on the factories here at the border. I’m quite popular, I get a lot of business. I decided to only teach Spanish to managers while hiring other teachers to teach English for me. My 2 teachers aren’t the best ones, but they are both Anglo, and people seem to think they know what they are doing. My decision to teach only the upper management is starting to pay off. They keep telling about their wives, kids, friends, business partners who need to learn Spanish. The problem is that they are on the other side of the border. My visa only allows me to cross the border, not work over there. To get a work-visa a company needs to request me, but since already have a clientele, and I might employ Americans, I can request myself.

Should I try making a business in the USA?

If you can come over here legally, give it a shot, I have
no problem with legal immigration or having legal immigrants
work over here, I would say Welcome to the USA.

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