Administration Confirms DACA Recipients Are “Lawfully Present”

In updated guidance released this afternoon by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Obama Administration confirmed that recipients of deferred action are authorized to be in the United States and therefore considered to be “lawfully present” under federal immigration laws. The guidance should clarify the debate over whether beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program are eligible for driver’s licenses. Acting under the belief that DACA recipients are not “lawfully present” under federal law, four states—Arizona, Iowa, Michigan, and Nebraska—have refused to issue driver’s licenses to DACA recipients.

http://immigrationimpact.com/2013/01...fully-present/

Lawfully guys not legally

It's still positive rhetoric. Or, do you prefer . . . "Puto mojado vale riata"?

what are the benefits? Other thank work and DL?

tiny piece of peace of mind.

sure why not ?

I get to say "EAT IT, BREWER".

lol i get to say something like that to
Ruth Johnson, MI Secretary of state
Thank god i get to have a license now

Do you mind me asking you a couple of questions? were you here in the U.S on Jun 15 2007?, Was your RFE to show proof of continuous residence?

isnt that what yuo wanted?? thats what i wanted all the time.... i dont need help to pay for my school i dont need medicare i dont need benefits.....