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A Peruvian Teacher Might Have to Leave and the Vernal Community Is Looking to Help Him.

Summary by Telemundo Utah
UTAH- A small community in eastern Utah joined to try to prevent one of their teachers from leaving the country. José “pepe” Mendoza came from Peru to teach Spanish in vernal, but his visa will expire next year. Now, amid an air of migration uncertainties, families managed to raise the money needed to start the process of a new visa. José “pepe” Mendoza arrived in Utah in 2022 with his wife and two children, seeking a new professional challenge.…
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UTAH- A small community in eastern Utah joined to try to prevent one of their teachers from leaving the country. José “pepe” Mendoza came from Peru to teach Spanish in vernal, but his visa will expire next year. Now, amid an air of migration uncertainties, families managed to raise the money needed to start the process of a new visa. José “pepe” Mendoza arrived in Utah in 2022 with his wife and two children, seeking a new professional challenge.…

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Telemundo Utah broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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