They have achieved
things that we would hope every American would achieve, and they have
worked hard. In some cases, they didn't realize they were any different
from any other child until much later in life when they were told they
might not have had a number or a special status that others around them
might have had. In any case, in addition to being the wrong thing to
do--violate a promise--and in addition to hurting our economy, if you
end DACA, it will not be good for our security. Again, why would anyone believe that we could enter into a hard and
fast security agreement or protect our own people if we would not be
willing to protect people in our own country who have followed the law? This would be an insult and an outrage if it were hundreds of people,
but we are talking about 800,000 who will be subject to losing their
status and, ultimately, be deported because the U.S. Congress doesn't
have the guts and doesn't have the integrity to protect them. So this is a test, a test of the U.S.
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