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10-01-2012, 09:12 PM
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There so many 'what ifs' right now it is difficult to ascertain what may even be possible.The only thing that has been consistent is that the bill has never gotten through the Senate and still is the biggest hurdle.

DACA is only a temporary patch to the problem,but what I think what might be needed is another temporary Administrative patch that offers a permanent solution.
True. And, for all we know, an alternative might even be advanced. Let's wait to see what the election results will be.
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10-01-2012, 10:55 PM
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There so many 'what ifs' right now it is difficult to ascertain what may even be possible.The only thing that has been consistent is that the bill has never gotten through the Senate and still is the biggest hurdle.

DACA is only a temporary patch to the problem,but what I think what might be needed is another temporary Administrative patch that offers a permanent solution.
You're right. So what we all need to focus on is taking action and gain more support?
I honestly don't see the D.A passing next year.
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10-01-2012, 11:46 PM
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i think DACA is a dream act in mask. I expect that person who get approved for DACA
will get their green card immediately after dream act has passed

do u think so? cuz DACA requirements is almost identical to dream act

what u thinK?
No... there will be the application process that everyone will have to go through, and they will probably have to go through the biometrics process again, this in order to prove that in the time that you received the DACA approval you have not committed any crimes that may disqualify you.

In fact, it is very likely we would all have to go through the whole application process again when it comes time to renew the DACA application for this reason.

However, it might be acceptable and probably good to utilize the DACA approval as supporting proof of your qualifications for the DREAM Act.

Again, it would all depend on what become the requirements for the DREAM Act when it passes, we have to push for it.
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10-04-2012, 10:20 AM
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After the debate mishap and the comments I read, I am just scared that Obama will not get re-elected. I know it's all about the votes and all but the anti-illegal immigrant comments that people make after reading the articles scares me.
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