William Gonzalez

We would have people that were coming in via referral.

William, and your last name is? William Gonzalez is 33. Back in Nicaragua, he worked at a coffee bean processor.

So they had the opportunity to come by the parole program.

So pretty much whenever the protest was going on, what he saw, it was pretty much a lot of violence from the police against the people that was doing that. So that made him fear to participate again. And how did you find this job? So he had already a cousin working in here. So there's five relatives in total that work here.

He's interested in training to become a mechanic.

Because he's a good learner, he would like to learn that, and he said he already talked to his supervisor about it.

So pretty much the biggest fear is to go back because whenever they go back, it sounds like they investigate them whenever they get there. And if they participate, in anything that it was pretty much against the government, they may ended up in jail or they don't know what else they do.