This_person
Well-Known Member
A mother traveling with her child is different then deporting a child who has never lived anywhere else but the United States.
She wasn't "traveling". She moved there with another one of her husbands. So, the question stands.
If they violated the law that would be a different matter. That is not a decision made under DACA.
So, what was your point about being there and such?
But, you didn't answer the question - in terms of the new legislation you would like to see happen, what would you do with over 18 "dreamers" who have used invalid SSNs or filed forms with the claim of being a US citizen?