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In the article “You See In Their Eyes The Fear’, Erik Erazo decision was to stop "encouraging" (Sanchez) students to apply for DACA. Which I strongly disagree because it sounds like he's hopeless and believes that there is no future for them outside of the United States. Through the media, we are able to change the minds of the president to prevent the repeal of the DACA program. The 800,000 DACA recipients are at risk to lose their education and career. Claudio Sanchez says to Trump's administration to prevent him from revoking the DACA program. Before, revoking the program it was placing thousands of life at risk. Those affected by the program, the nation propose protests and published articles on the media about people's stories and experience. …show more content…

Sanchez conveys ethos when applying the qualification of Erazo. Erazo's credibility develops through the outcomes of ending the DACA Program. She "applied and qualified for DACA" (Sanchez) and was personally affected by the end of DACA. Sanchez then applies credibility on Maria Diaz's story. The beginning of was article, Sanchez posts a picture that conveys pathos. It affects the audience because the facial expression and the writing on the poster. On the poster, it was shows a huge number that represents the amount of people that is affected …show more content…

If the program was not coming to an end the article would not have been made, making it have kairos. Sanchez mention Congress in the passage to notify the audience where the news is coming from. Congress works with the president and gave "lawmakers a six-month deadline" (Sanchez). This allows the audience that the elimination of the DACA program is a serious issue. Sanchez then cites 'Migration Policy Institute' and states that "76 percent of all DACA-eligible immigrants are currently in the labor force," (Sanchez) representing that immigrant did not come to America for no reason. Moreover, Migration Policy Institute mentions that a "quarter of them" (Sanchez) are involved in a college education or

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