Driven from home by US sanctions, Venezuelans hope to find work. Small nonprofits, faith groups, provide the sole shelter for those who have made it to New Mexico A bank employee aged 20 left her in the country in Venezuela in September, along with her husband and uncle and her uncle, all looking for employment to help provide for their family members. She gave up the idea of pursuing a law degree because her job wasn't paying enough to cover eating and, even though law school tuition is free, however, she was unable to be able to afford the transportation…