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Originally Posted by DamLeon123
What about people that will turn 31 this year?
Have this politicians thought of that?
And another thing, this politicians always say that
they do not want a "piece·meal" approach. That they
want one huge immigration bill. Well, that was already
done in 86' and did not work!
If they could only realize how f'ed up the system is then
they would realize that it was too f'ed up to be fixed by one
single legislation. They need to tackle on issue at a time
and have a methodological approach.
I would like for them to try and bring a family member
via their shitty system to realize what a living hell
it is.
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No I would like them to have their citizenship, ssn, DL, everything stripped from then and then they will understand what it's like to live like us. Of course that will never happen but that would be the only way for many who don't support our cause and those legislators who refuse to cooperate to understand. It isn't just about not being able to pay for school, drive, work, but how this has affected many of us psychologically as well.
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Originally Posted by 2dreamORnot2dream
Upper age limit makes no sense for DACA or the Dream Act. If they create any legislation/executive actions/memos it is because action was needed. How are aged out dreamers responsible for their lack of action at an earlier point in time?
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Originally Posted by MDxOD
I dont even understand why there is an upper limit. It makes no sense. No one is old enough to reap the benefits that the elderly may have. If they were, they would've been covered under Reagan's cir. Make the starting age 14, 15, 16 who cares. Dont set a maximum.
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It doesn't make any sense to me either. I know people that came here so young even before age 14,15,16 but do not qualify for the DA/DACA because of they are 30+. It's just not fair. Some might not like what I'm about to say but the time one has been here should be taken into consideration especially when it comes to these people. They are dreamers too.