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02-08-2018, 05:02 PM
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Nah bro, I'm transferring to Canada if we don't get a real solution. My company already asked me if I wanted to transfer if nothing happens and I said yes.

BRIDGE Act is the worst solution in my opinion, because three years from now, we'll have the exact same situation, but the difference will be "Hey, these aren't kids anymore, they're adults and they have to learn that the world isn't fair"
A lot of us are already 'adults'. The oldest DACA are around 36 years of age.
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02-08-2018, 05:11 PM
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A lot of us are already 'adults'. The oldest DACA are around 36 years of age.
I agree, but the perspective of the media and the general population right now is that we are "kids who were brought to the US unknowingly".

That's part of the reason why we have so much support right now.

These are my opinions, but three years from now it's going to be hard to have the same level of support and enthusiasm that we have right now, especially considering that the situation right now is caused by an unpopular president cancelling a program that has 80%+ approval.

Three years from now, we'll have the same situation as TPS, and you don't see as much support for TPS right now.

People would say, "Hey, you had three years to plan, and you're and adult. You knew you should have planned what to do after your status expires"
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A lot of us are already 'adults'. The oldest DACA are around 36 years of age.
37 if they turned 32 after June, 2012. And the ones left out of Daca are older. It does not matter. A childhood arrival is a childhood arrival.

This is a shitshow.
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I can guarantee you no one on the ground is 'asking' to wait until after midterms. The people at risk of deportation? Progressives? The average American citizen? Anyone outside the corrupt DC circles?

Really, Flake? You are retiring. Gutierrez is right. There's collusion between Dems and Republicans.

Nice try. We are not buying the wait and see.
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I agree, but the perspective of the media and the general population right now is that we are "kids who were brought to the US unknowingly".

That's part of the reason why we have so much support right now.

These are my opinions, but three years from now it's going to be hard to have the same level of support and enthusiasm that we have right now, especially considering that the situation right now is caused by an unpopular president cancelling a program that has 80%+ approval.

Three years from now, we'll have the same situation as TPS, and you don't see as much support for TPS right now.

People would say, "Hey, you had three years to plan, and you're and adult. You knew you should have planned what to do after your status expires"
I don't think we'll lose that much support over the three years. Our situations are still very different from those with TPS. That's three more years of DREAMers in the work force, college, etc. As long as we keep up the activism the idea won't die. The fact we are growing older doesn't change that we were brought in as children. In fact as you get older it will be harder to assimilate in another country. Canada understands this - you start losing points for age after you are 30 years old in Express Entry.

Anyway I'm not so concerned about losing support. I'm more worried about the uncertainity and the individual decision of deciding if waiting another three years is worth it or if leaving to another country is the better option.
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I don't think we'll lose that much support over the three years. Our situations are still very different from those with TPS. That's three more years of DREAMers in the work force, college, etc. As long as we keep up the activism the idea won't die. The fact we are growing older doesn't change that we were brought in as children. In fact as you get older it will be harder to assimilate in another country. Canada understands this - you start losing points for age after you are 30 years old in Express Entry.

Anyway I'm not so concerned about losing support. I'm more worried about the uncertainity and the individual decision of deciding if waiting another three years is worth it or if leaving to another country is the better option.
Very well said!
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