I understand that this topic may be sensitive for some individuals, and there are differing opinions on the matter. With that being said, let's begin.

Over the years, the Republican party has been known for their stance on immigration and their commitment to fulfilling promises made to their supporters. They have also been dedicated to issues such as abortion, which has contributed to their success in elections and their expansion of the Supreme Court advantage to 3.

Many of us have supported Democratic policies and candidates, whether through volunteering, encouraging friends and family to vote, or donating to their cause in hopes of achieving permanent residency. However, it is evident that the Democratic establishment has not met our expectations.

During his presidency, Obama had control of the White House, Senate, and House. Some may argue that he provided DACA, but it is worth considering the motivations behind this decision.

Initially opposed to DACA, Obama ultimately implemented it after being persuaded by Harry Reid to secure Latino votes in 2012. While Obama may have known that DACA would not fully address the issue at hand, he still chose to enact it during a crucial time for his political agenda. It is also worth noting that the Dream Act was not passed by the Democrats in 2010, despite controlling all branches of government.

Looking back from 2009 to 2024, it has been 15 years and the Democrats have not achieved anything. During his four years in the White House, Biden and Harris did not mention us at all, not even when his harsh immigration bill was introduced.

Similar to Obama, he attempted to offer a last-minute concession in the final months of the elections in order to secure the Latino vote. Despite knowing that this law would likely not withstand a court challenge, they proceeded with it anyway, potentially manipulating our emotions.

If the Democratic party truly cares about us, why have they not at least granted a pardon to us Dreamers? While this may not solve all of our issues, it could be a step in the right direction. Biden and Harris opened the door wide open for South Americans to come in and adjust quickly, while Dreamers and other hard-working immigrant communities who have been here for decades are left in limbo.

Which brings me back to my earlier question: is it worth considering leaving the Democratic Party and becoming an Independent? I am only interested in having serious discussions on this matter. If you are not willing to engage in a mature conversation, please refrain from responding.