We want some help. And I said: What is the issue? They said: We are both DACA students, and we are afraid. We are
concerned. We want to go to college. We don't know what is going to
happen. I didn't have any answers for those two young ladies, but, really,
the answer I gave them was the same answer I give all the DACA
individuals, students I meet in my district, which is: Let me fight the
fight for you in Washington, D.C. What you have got to do is continue
to study hard, continue to follow the law, and don't give up praying. I am convinced that, in this body, there are enough people to vote
for DACA students, to vote to change the laws. Why? Because it is the
right thing to do. This is a country of immigrants, and nobody, again, can debate the
fact that these are good immigrants. These are good, hardworking folks
who want a shot. They don't want a gift, but they want the opportunity
to earn American citizenship.
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