Christina Giles
Z1674507
ILAS
100
ICE
is the immigration and customs enforcement and their mission is to promote
homeland security and public safety through the criminal and civil enforcement
of federal laws governing border control, customs, trade and immigration.
Everyday people are getting deported back to their country of original birth
land. Not only does this affect the
adults because they lose their jobs and the income that they were making here
in the United States, but it also affects their kids.
Children
and young adults are going to school to better their education. Deporting
students that are enrolled in school just because they don’t have a paper that
says US citizen or resident is not a legitimate reason to take the opportunity
away from these students. Students are in school to better their lives, get a
job that pays them a decent amount of money, and at the end of the day it is
also making them intelligent.
Thanks to the federal policy of DACA, which
stands for deferred action for child arrivals, allows young unauthorized
immigrants who are low enforcement priorities to remain in the country
temporarily. Students should not be taken away their dreams because he or she
is illegal.
Deferred
action means that it
can be granted to individuals who are in removal proceedings. Those who are in
the deferred action status can apply for an employment authorization. Although
it may sound easy to get into this DACA process it has many requirements. Some
of the requirements include: being under 31 years of age as of June 15, 2012,
came to the U.S. while under the age of 16, have continuously resided in the
U.S. from June 15, 2007 to the present that are currently in school,
have graduated from high school, have obtained a GED, or have been honorably
discharged from the Coast Guard or armed forces, and have not been convicted of
a felony offense, a significant misdemeanor, or more than three misdemeanors
and do not pose a threat to national security or public safety.
I believe
that Latino’s are migrating to the United States to better their lives. No Latino
has an intention to come to the US to be lazy, go to jail, or not do anything
to improve their lives. If that was the case Latinos would not migrate to the
Unites States. The big misconception of allow immigrants to work is that they
are taking their jobs. I believe that Latino’s are the most hard-working people
in the United States because they know how valuable having their job can be. Their
intentions are to help their families, to better their lives and their children’s
lives. In order to help better their children’s lives, the parents put their children
in school.
The United
States is only a few of many countries that require child education. I personally
cannot relate to this topic, but I believe that students that want to enhance their
education should be able to go to school. What many people do not see is that
these innocent children did not have a choice to decide to come to United
States their parents or family members brought them here. These children and
young adults also have dreams of achieving success. Everyone should have the
right to obtain a dream they can accomplish.
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