Going back home or staying in the US as an illegal? - Page 9

I'm not afraid of my roots and therefore I'm not afraid of my birth country.

What does one have to do with another. For many dreamers, they have no ties to their old country. Perhaps you were brought here while you were older in which case, what are you doing here?

Before DACA I already had a plan that when I would get my BA I wouldn't stay here and watch it collect dust. I had planned to go back home so that I could go to Japan, I even learned Japanese. But now that DACA is here and I got my BA, plans have changed a bit. I want to get my MA and after that we'll see if my original plan still stands.

I've been here since I was 5. It's true that this is the only place I know. However, I am not afraid to explore the world if things aren't working here. It's a big risk that could be better or could be worse, but I believe its worth the effort in order to pursue your own dreams.

I'm 21. I've worked so hard to pay for school and accomplish many goals and I'm not willing to leave it all hanging. I really want to make something out of it!

I'm sooooooooooo glad I stayed. Patience paid off

I predict CIR/DA will pass in February of 2013.

What an aggressively-phrased thread, please don't waste your time with threads like this.

I have been absent from here for about 2 weeks, can anyone fill me in on why the Dream Act is dead?

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it was dead 2010. original post was from 2010.