DACA Recipient Deported - Page 3

Stop filling these threads with your bullshit and reply with actual relevant information for fucks sake. We’re here to learn about what may have been the situation and seeing threads tagged with new waves of stupidity is just dumb.

Seek help, get new hobbies, move on already.

Was just replying to their reply to me.

Geez.

I can see why this guy signed the self deportation papers after watching this OMG.

https://youtu.be/e4X0hI40a8A?si=gPgqsudzb9F8_HMK

Damn Sept to Feb is within 5 months guideline for renewal. He basically just got busy and didn't send in his application yet.

Yep. Didn't accept personal responsibility but ready to blame everyone else.

You misinterpreted my comment. Guidelines is to submit in 150-120 days in advance for renewal. He's well within that timeline. In the application it says that if you submit earlier than 150 days it's possible to be rejected (even though I never had issues with submitting earlier). I'm saying he did everything right and probably was about to send in his renewal prior to getting caught.

He had an attorney and family members ready to help

So why didn't he renew?

Ridiculous comment.

I just searched (and I have done research and data science with the CDC and NIH on projects) and cannot find a single article that indicates that people needed to file for renewal more than 90-120 days in advance as of last summer.

Do you have that information?

Also, most people, including American citizens, do not have hundreds of dollars available at the ready. This person was likely planning to renew based on his previous experience, which is normal.

Thanks, I did not know that part and was able to verify it online. I would not want to give anyone an excuse to reject the application.

I had my DACA fee paid for by a local immigrants help organization.

There are tons of them!

Absolutely no excuse!

And the article never says he had clean criminal record!

Read between the lines people!