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Originally Posted by Busybee
Wait, I thought showing our EAD's was enough proof for them to let us go. Suppose that you get stopped by a Border Patrol Agent and he asks you for proof of citizenship. If you tell them that you are under DACA and you show them your EAD, do they still have authority to question you more? It seems to me that they should not question you more after that. Please let me know if I am wrong.
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Yes,
it was changed after Trump reminded DACA. Now they can actually detain you to ascertain that you have that status. Do you remember that piece of news here that talked about DACA recipients being detained for hours in Texas?
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