Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act

=The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival Act (DACA)=

June 27, 2019

-This program officially establishes protection from deportation if an illegal alien successfully applies.

-Any alien without authorized status to be in the United States that migrated before adulthood and can prove it will be eligible for this program.

-To protect against abuse of this program, the family that immigrated to the United States must show that they intended to stay in the United States for either asylum, economic opportunity, persecution, or another justifiable reason, when an illegal alien applies for this program.

-An alien that meets the above standards must not have a criminal record. The emergence of a criminal record loses their eligibility for application.

-This alien must reapply every month of November to be eligible for this program.

-An alien that is protected by this program must pay federal and state taxes.

-An alien cannot receive federal welfare unless they become an American citizen by law.

-An alien protected by this program may become an American citizen without the necessary history or government courses, and without sponsorship from an American citizen.

-The online service and any immigration service that can help them apply for eligibility for this program must advertise the above clause establishing an easier path to citizenship.