Latin Americans find economic freedom in U.S.

“It seems Latin Americans are putting their money to work; its just taking a little trip first.

The Inter-American Development Bank, a bank set up primarily to monitor and aid Latin American economies, reports that Latin American immigrants sent $62 billion from the United States to their native countries last year.

These payments, known as remittances, are part of the ongoing political debate surrounding immigration in the United States.”

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