DACA's Future - Page 5

Originally Posted by Swim19

How would they even know our work experience was while on DACA?

Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667

I am not 100% how they do it. But there is a way they check. I will try to find more sources.

Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667

I am not 100% how they do it. But there is a way they check. I will try to find more sources.

Originally Posted by Dreamernb87

Guys, I know it is looking bad for us but let's stay positive and hope for the best.

Remember that Paul Ryan seems to be supportive of DREAMERS, and he is basically the Republican's golden boy.


"To start, we need to find a way forward for the “DREAMers.” These are unauthorized immigrants whose parents brought them here as children. They didn’t break the law; their parents did. They grew up in our country, and now they are pursuing an advanced degree or serving in our military. "

http://paulryan.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=9970



Not to mention that if Republicans go along with Trumps more extreme stance on immigration they could lose Arizona next election cycle, It was very close in 2016. Also I can see massive civil unrest from Democrats led by Bernie Sanders, if he starts deporting and breaking up families. He hasn't even been sworn in and People are already rioting.. anything Trump does will set them off..

Originally Posted by Chyno.01

How do you have 10 years of experience as an engineer in the USA?

Did you work under the table or fake papers at a company prior to DACA?

Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667

I did, I worked before DACA. I worked at a medium sized manufacturing place. I started as a machinist and I was able to work there through college while getting my degree in mechanical engineering and working as a sort of co-op/internship (I was getting paid only $15/hr). After that, DACA came into effect, I left that company and did some machine design at a Baler manufacturer and later I worked as a process engineer at a steel mill while I went to grad school. Then with my masters I got a new job at one of the most recognizable companies in the world doing technically my dream engineering job.

Without Daca I am royally screwed.

I met my dream girl and we are currently exploring options.

Originally Posted by Wachovia

So glad I read this thread because I almost paid to take the IESTL exam for Canada immigration.

If DACA program gets closed (God forbid), does the USCIS notify our current employer that the work permit is no longer valid? How would it work?

Originally Posted by Marty

were screwed......might as well all go to vegas screw some hookers and do some blow....who is with me? lol