A dreamer is a person who dreams and or has many great ideas. A DACAmented Dreamer is a foreign born undocumented child who has many hopes and dreams and is protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act. According to the U. S citizenship and Immigration Services, In the U. S there are 136,419 DACAmented dreamers approved. On June 15, 2012, President Obama authorized the DACA act. This act allowed a working permit for all undocumented kids. There were many advantages and gains for everyone. Many dreamers were able to go back to school, and many others were able to find better jobs. The law not only helped Dreamers, but it would also help the economy because it gives them permission to work and spend more money that dreamers would
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Many more undocumented children have met the requirements to be protected by DACA. There has been more awareness of who is eligible for DACA and how it benefits dreamers. Many students have been able to finish their post-secondary education. Others are still trying to complete their school. There are many reasons why an undocumented child is not able to finish post secondary education. Many do not have the time and money since they have to work long hours with very little pay, in order for them to help out in their household. It is already bad as it is for their parents to work and have little pay that they have to join them too. Many Dacamented students now have an opportunity to work for better pay and be able to save up to finish school. They now have a reassurance and the means to pay for it. In a study on the impacts of DACA, made by Roberto G. Gonzalez and Veronica Terriquez states; 61 percent of the Dacamented Dreamers have obtained a new job and a driver 's license while 20 percent of them have brought their first car. 54 percent of them have opened their first bank account and 38 percent now have their first credit card (Gonzales and Terriquez). So far the outcomes for this act have been optimistic. Many Dreamers can now accomplish their dream of being someone in life. Many are able to work and save money. Others are able to obtain their license and their own car. This simple things that seem regular to a naturalized American are struggles for an undocumented person. Many of the efforts have paid off and have an after effect of being more than just another unknown person or
Many more undocumented children have met the requirements to be protected by DACA. There has been more awareness of who is eligible for DACA and how it benefits dreamers. Many students have been able to finish their post-secondary education. Others are still trying to complete their school. There are many reasons why an undocumented child is not able to finish post secondary education. Many do not have the time and money since they have to work long hours with very little pay, in order for them to help out in their household. It is already bad as it is for their parents to work and have little pay that they have to join them too. Many Dacamented students now have an opportunity to work for better pay and be able to save up to finish school. They now have a reassurance and the means to pay for it. In a study on the impacts of DACA, made by Roberto G. Gonzalez and Veronica Terriquez states; 61 percent of the Dacamented Dreamers have obtained a new job and a driver 's license while 20 percent of them have brought their first car. 54 percent of them have opened their first bank account and 38 percent now have their first credit card (Gonzales and Terriquez). So far the outcomes for this act have been optimistic. Many Dreamers can now accomplish their dream of being someone in life. Many are able to work and save money. Others are able to obtain their license and their own car. This simple things that seem regular to a naturalized American are struggles for an undocumented person. Many of the efforts have paid off and have an after effect of being more than just another unknown person or