More Dreamers work in food than any other industry; with DACA on the chopping block, they share how it has changed their lives—and what happens if it ends. More.
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Despite the realityof dismay and having worked all over the World, this drama with DACA is ridiculous pending that there are thousands of immigrants who are going through the process to become Americans, yet few DACA Dresmers are actually attempting to become Americans legally.
It’s an actual slap in the face for the millions of Immigrants who have actually done it the right way.
The pity party is over and instead of contributing to the game we should be asking g why these immigrants are not becoming citizens but are allowed to live here like they have
Despite the realityof dismay and having worked all over the World, this drama with DACA is ridiculous pending that there are thousands of immigrants who are going through the process to become Americans, yet few DACA Dresmers are actually attempting to become Americans legally.
It’s an actual slap in the face for the millions of Immigrants who have actually done it the right way.
The pity party is over and instead of contributing to the game we should be asking g why these immigrants are not becoming citizens but are allowed to live here like they have