Many Dreamers had been scared of losing the opportunity of having a higher education because the possible end of DACA, such is the case of my cousin Laura, a 17-year-old dreamer who plans on someday being a physical therapist but is afraid it won't happen. There are nearly over 689,000 dreamers like my cousin that dream of having higher education but are also scared of not going to college and getting deported. In 2017 the president of the US announced the possible ending of the program DACA, many important people would support him, but not as much as the people supporting the program. People all over the country started supporting the dreamers by being activists, there were many protests all over the county. Many teenagers and children were brought here to the US as immigrants when they were little to have better opportunities and a better life. If we see on TV there is much news about rights being violated in Latin America, most of the times these places are Mexico, Venezuela, El Salvador, Guatemala, and others, in addition, most immigrants are from these places. Most of the times they were brought here because they might used to live in a dangerous place, or in a poor area, in both of this cases rights were not given the right way.
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DACA should be supported by the government because “DACA has enabled nearly 689,000 young immigrants who were brought into the country as children to come out from the shadows and openly attend school”, also because “Despite providing a temporary legal reprieve, the court rulings have done little to reassure immigrant rights, activists, and
DACA should be supported by the government because “DACA has enabled nearly 689,000 young immigrants who were brought into the country as children to come out from the shadows and openly attend school”, also because “Despite providing a temporary legal reprieve, the court rulings have done little to reassure immigrant rights, activists, and