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	Daca Daily update ⋅ February 1, 2021
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	5 questions for Karina Vazquez Fort Wayne Journal Gazette DACA recipient and scientist. 1 What's your immigration story? How did you come to live in Fort Wayne? I moved to Fort Wayne ... Flag as irrelevant
	Relief from 'tremendous fear': CT activists praise Biden's immigration policies, seek further change CT Insider DACA protects undocumented immigrants who arrived in the United States as children from deportation. It also allows them to obtain work authorization. Apple CEO Tim Cook Praises President Biden's Immigration Reform in Letter - iPhone in Canada Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	'Here to pursue that American dream': Immigration reform a deeply personal subject for locals ... Greeley Tribune DACA qualification shielded these mostly young people from deportation, though without providing a pathway to citizenship or technical legal status of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Biz groups back Biden's early action on COVID-19 and immigration; policy concerns remain MiBiz: West Michigan Business News "DACA is a good beginning of moving toward more comprehensive immigration reform. It will provide opportunities for all of these students or individuals ... Flag as irrelevant
	"We can come out of this shadow": Colorado immigrants look to Biden's proposed policies for ... The Denver Post DACA rollercoaster. Trump had hoped to end the DACA program, which allows young people who came to the United States unlawfully with their ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sen. Lee's comments on DHS Secretary Mayorkas vote Utah Policy "Not only is Mr. Mayorkas the chief architect of the illegal and unconstitutional DACA and DAPA programs, but he also was found by the DHS Inspector ... Flag as irrelevant
	Joe Biden's first week, by Lucy Crockford, Ewell Castle School This is Local London Biden also signed several sweeping immigration policies, for instance strengthening the DACA program (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), ... Flag as irrelevant
	Opinion/Commentary: I'm a legal immigrant, but I could soon be deported The Daily Progress I dreamt of going to medical school — many now accept DACA recipients — but, again, my legal status stood in the way. It's wonderful that President ... Flag as irrelevant
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