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DACA Interview Report

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I interviewed my daughter in law, Veronica, who is a first-generation citizen, having both her mother and grandparents gone through the long lengthy, extensive process of becoming legal American citizens. They worked at becoming Americans. They did not sneak in.
Since Veronica is of Hispanic descent, a college graduate, I asked her what she thought about educating DACA students. Veronica said that during the time getting her education, she was unable to receive any financial aid. Because Veronica is in the lower, middle class, she did not qualify. She learned that the money in scholarship and grants from those that are sympathetic “to the cause” are redirected to the DACA students. Had that not been the case, there would have been enough monies to reach the lower middle class. Veronica does not believe in DACA and feels that the undocumented students should run through the same process for citizenship that her household practiced. Thenceforth, they are more than welcome to apply for the assistance. (Brewster). Again, the Society is deceived and is told, DACA recipients are college-bound high school graduates or military personnel. That is an exaggeration. In reality, all that is mandatory is that the individual enrolls in a high school class …show more content…

Pay particular attention, in a letter from Attorney General Sessions to Acting Secretary, Duke, on the Rescission of DACA; Sessions wrote, "The effect of this unilateral executive amnesty, among other things, contributed to a surge of unaccompanied minors on the southern border that yielded terrible humanitarian consequences. It also denied jobs to hundreds of thousands of Americans by allowing those same jobs to go to illegal aliens." That speaks volumes about DACA and

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