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Originally Posted by libertarian1776
nope, the best way for you to help them if they are not included is when you are legalized already.
when you are legalized your freedom is expanded and you can fight for them in broad daylight, rather than fighting for them in the shadows.
i worked with undocumented people/constituents in my district as Congressional Intern but it had limits. it doesnt help that your as powerless as they are.
my Congressman offered me a job as a staffer in Congress to directly work with them in DC but i couldnt take it because im not an LPR.
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If there is a reform and they are not included, next reform will come in 20 years. Fuck that; We need to stick together, at least for older Dreamers, is my honest opinion. I've seen so much shit since 1997, I can't imagine older Dreamers getting left out again this time around.
They fought for us and people need to recognize them. There are people who got their DACA paper soon after they turned 16 and lived in this country only for 5 years (many of them still complain) but what happened to the older Dreamers? Older Dreamers who lived here for 20+ -30 years are the ones that raised awareness about us and brought us to this point. They must get included!!!
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