From KERA:
This semester, University of North Texas at Dallas students have been teaching local Spanish speakers how to take the U.S. naturalization test. The crowded class keeps growing.
This Free Class Teaches Green Card Holders How To Pass The Required Citizenship Test
“I love people, and the way to connect with people is through food and language.”
Bill Zeeble / KERA News
Yarik Molina (right, standing) was teaching assistant during the April 11, 2019, Spanish in the Community class at UNT Dallas. Before being a TA, Molina and his mom both took the class before passing their citizenship test.
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