A few years ago, working in a college town, it was common to see a foreigner once a week or so who spoke English. A year ago, it became noticeable that there were families who could barely speak English(“Hello”, “Yes”, “Thank you”) about once a week. Now, we see families (only Spanish speaking at this point) nearly every day. It’s a relatively larger town in the scope of the rural landscape but still a somewhat insignificant region compared to say, Chicago. It’s wild. They are being transported literally everywhere.
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A few years ago, working in a college town, it was common to see a foreigner once a week or so who spoke English. A year ago, it became noticeable that there were families who could barely speak English(“Hello”, “Yes”, “Thank you”) about once a week. Now, we see families (only Spanish speaking at this point) nearly every day. It’s a relatively larger town in the scope of the rural landscape but still a somewhat insignificant region compared to say, Chicago. It’s wild. They are being transported literally everywhere.