BALTIMORE - When Maricruz Abarca learned three years ago that she had been given the legal right under a U.S. government program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals to work in the United States and avoid deportation, she started to cry.
For Abarca, DACA has provided concrete benefits. It helped her become eligible for lower in-state college tuition and obtain a license as a used-car dealer. It also provided security for her family, including her three children - all American citizens by virtue of being born in the United States. Abarca dreams of one day becoming mayor of Baltimore.
“The future of thousands of ‘Dreamers’ ... are basically in their hands,” Abarca said of the justices. “We are just right there in limbo not knowing what’s going to happen in our lives.”Adonia Simpson, a lawyer for the Miami-based immigrant rights group Americans for Immigrant Justice, said some DACA recipients are worried that personal information they gave the government when they enrolled in DACA now could be used to target them or relatives for potential deportation.
Cece, a 33-year-old Microsoft employee in Washington state who spoke on condition of being identified by just her first name, said DACA paved the way for her to work for the company as a security and service engineer. She moved to the United States with her mother from Mexico when she was 4 years old and now has a 9-year-old son who is a U.S. citizen.Colleges and universities including the University of California system - which has around 1,700 “Dreamers” enrolled - also oppose Trump’s move.
Because lower courts have ruled against Trump, DACA remains in effect and people already enrolled in the program can get renewable two-year work permits. The administration has refused to approve new applications. It said it has issued more than 473,000 renewals since January 2018.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
krismess_kool The Democratic’s don’t know what illegal means.
you know they could always apply for citizenship, but for some reason the bulk of em are not
Criminals are apprehensive. So sad🤦♀️
How can a program set up illegally by one president be illegal when another tries to correct it? How can we know better than you guys
Forcing people to live in the shadows is inhumane to daca participants. ImpeachAndRemoveTrumpNOW
If the court rules that Trump cannot end the program that was in violation of NEPA. The courts will be in violation of NEPA which required the feds to study the impacts of the DACA policy on the environment including the quality of life. CA has housing, water and power shortages.
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DACA was and still is not a LAW It was an Executive Order How can you break the law taking something away that doesn’t even exist to begin with, people!?
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Illegal aliens have broken the law and should be deported without delay.
The EO by Obama was unconstitutional anyway. Have to go through Congress to pass a law. Obama didn’t...
The stupidest lede ever. Two year olds don't overstay visas. Two year olds lack legal capacity.
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First of all, DACA is NOT a law. It was created by Executive Memo by Obama, without congressional approval, or oversight...since, determining who, and who is not, allowed to enter the U.S. is a power granted to a President, by the Constitution. It can be ended in the same way.
DT is ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! If you come here ILLEGALLY THEN YOU NEED TO BE DEPORTED!!! PERIOD! NOT NEGOTIABLE!!!
All he did was rescind what a previous president did.
Indeed it was unconstitutional to enact since it was contrary to the expressed intent of Congress and not proper to do as an executive action.
Whats the point of immigration laws if you are gonna let people just break them?
Kick em out, fuck it.
DACA was never a law so you can’t violate it.
Daca is not a law
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