Obama amnesty undercut by sky-high applications approval rate for Dreamers

Give me a break, we're just 700k.

Like if they're not checking backgrounds, what a joke.

So getting or renewing DACA is like flipping a coin? Again, what a joke!

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...proval-rate-f/

You can bet they will go through the approvals with a fine toothed comb and find any excuse to say it's a bad system once they find a few people with arrests in their record getting approved.

Jeeez who knew that a program that has strick requirements and let's people know the consequences of chargers or duis would attract only this people who don't have any. Is like republican believe DACA is trap meant to capture illegal aliens and deport them

Is this good news for June SC decision?

“It tells me that they’re rubber-stamping DACA applications. Any program that four years after its initiation is still approving 93 percent of applicants is a program that doesn’t have very high standards,” said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for an immigration crackdown.

4 years, is not daca more like 3?

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...proval-rate-f/

well that is how the program was structured, because only the crem de la crem was meant for this program, i.e. the young undocumented, duh, so no sh*T it has a high approval rating.

Pretty much this. Especially when people know that showing themselves to immigration and applying for a benefit they won't get is the best way to get an NTA in an immigration court and get deported... Hell, we were wondering where's the catch, and the way they unveiled the program it seemed like you get one chance to get it and if you miss a bit of evidence you get denied with no appeal and no re-application. Now we know that's no longer true - you'll get an RFE or a NOID beforehand, and even if you get denied you can retry.

So what's the process, you have a list of requirements. You take a look at the list of requirements.

Yeah, I qualify, let me apply.
No, I don't qualify, I will not apply.

Then you have the gray-zone cases that meet one of the requirements just marginally. For example people that originally entered US while under 16, departed, and returned at 16 and over, or some that entered right before 16 and had to bend over backwards to prove that. Some of them got approved, some of them got denied. USCIS did approve some, denied others. Same thing with people with minor criminal records - some got approved, others got denied.

Then you have the idiots who applied even though they're not eligible. You know there are at least SOME.

93% approval rate? Sounds fair. I wonder what's the approval rate for AOS (especially considering that AOS denial = NTA unless you some non-immigrant status to fall back onto).

They bitched about rates previously too. When the first year the approval rates were around 97-99%.

I remember people here arguing about whether to use paper clips or staples to keep the documents together, and whether the documents should be in one particular order or another. People (incluidng me) were being anally retentive as FUCK during the days of the initial applications.

OF COURSE the success rate is high. Ugh, Republicans...

2 weeks away from hearing! Will it be on TV?