CASEY. Mr. President, I rise to talk about this so-called DACA
Program for the Dreamers, the young people whom we have heard so much
about, especially in the last couple of months. As many people across the country know, in September, President Trump
ended the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program, known as
DACA. This decision and, so far, congressional refusal to pass the
Dream Act have created both fear and uncertainty for nearly 800,000
young people across our country, so-called DACA recipients. I know that a lot of Americans have met these young people over the
course of not just the last couple of months but maybe over the course
of many years. I had that chance most recently, at least on two
occasions, when we set up time to sit with young people who were
Pennsylvanians.