Latest DACA quarterly report from USCIS - published 3-21-2016

Here's the link:

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...y2016_qtr1.pdf

Data as of December 31, 2015
Published March 21, 2016

Recap:

- A total of 713,266 dreamers have received DACA so far.
- 54,674 denied initial applications.
- 485,339 approved renewals.
- 3,232 denied renewals, this one is pretty interesting to me.

Just 700k dreamers!! How dare any politician insinuate ending DACA and affect such a small group of people.

Very small group.

How dare you, DA User. Thats almost 1 million people.

Wow I thought at least 1 million

Yeah me too, I remember reading an estimate of 2 million.... maybe there aren't as many of us as estimated.

Just 36,000 new applications last year. If only Extended DACA would have been allowed, that would have been raised by 5 times that. Not even counting DAPA

There were never '2 million and counting' potential DACA applicants.

Putting an age-limit for something over which we had no control, did not do anyone any favors, continued the status quo for whom can arguably be said are the group of undocumented immigrants with the longest stay in this country, and which did not help achieve any progress toward reform, is the one of the major screw ups of this administration when it comes to immigration reform.

I hope we learn soon who was the incredible idiot - 'advocate' - who screwed this for original dreamers.

2010 Bill had an age cap too.

wait so who is an original dreamer? anyone who met the original 2001 version?

from wikipedia
I mean by this original definition anyone is an "original" dreamer

Probably some fucking intern under 30.