DACA Decisions 9/8/17

Amanda Miller
9/8/17
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                                                                    DACA Decisions


            DACA, which stands for ( Deffered Action for Childhood Arrivals ) , is a program created by the Obama administration. This program allows undocumented immigrants who entered the country as minors, to be free from deportation and gain working permits. As of September 5, 2017, our former president Donald Trump, put an end to the program, giving a six month extension for Congress to come up with a solution concerning  DACA. " It is now time for Congress to act" (Trump) . " Congress I really believe wants to take care of the situation" (Trump) . Leaving the decision for DACA open, many undocumented immigrants that reside in the United States will worry about deportation laws, which could mean lifestyle changes for most. Is this move enforcing the law? Or is Trump going after everything Obama creates? Stating in a tweet, "something the Obama administration was unable to do". If Congress doesn't come up with a decision for DACA, Trump will revisit. America will see what happens in six months.

                                                               Work Cited
Landers, Elizabeth "Trump says there are no 'mixed signals' with Congress on Daca" 
http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/06/politics/trump-daca-mixed-signals/index.html
Web. 6 Sep 2017.