How many kids in high school would
step up with that kind of courage? He has demonstrated, and others
have, too, that they can give a lot to our country. Without DACA, if it ends March 5, it is over for Kyungmin and 900
others who have volunteered to serve our Nation. They are finished. They cannot continue their service to America, even though the skills
they bring are necessarily vital to our national interests. For the
thousands of Junior ROTC cadets in Chicago who drill every day and take
this seriously, it is over for them too. There is no avenue left for
them to step forward and serve our Nation. Would America be better if we deported Kyungmin back to South Korea--
a country he may not even remember? Will we be a stronger country if we
lose this kind of courage and this kind of commitment of a young man
who is willing to risk his life for a country that does not legally
recognize him as part of its population? In a few weeks, we are going to get to go home for the holidays.
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