Trump has decided to end DACA

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iron_megalith said:

monocle_layton said:

Seriously. Kids just want to be safe and enjoy life :/

 

Everyone wants that. But you have to follow the procedures. It's not their fault but we need to stop enabling the dumb parents for abusing such.

Those who are waiting in line, what makes them less privilleged to get here than those "Dreamers"?

I mean for fuck's sakes. My mother left us in 2006.  My father and I waited for years to properly enter. Sadly though, he died of cancer before we even got approved. I was the only one that got in. 

Can someone tell me with a fucking straight face now that I am less privilleged. That I am expected to follow the system while others have complete disregard of it and are given special treatment. 

We missed a lot of years of potential Christmas celebrations with our family members. I didn't have a god damn last christmas nor a fucking conversation with my cousin before he comitted suicide. My father did not make it to recieve treatment for his cancer because the dates weren't current.  Seriously where's our fucking rights then? Am I lesser compared to them? Is this not injustice?

Before someone fights for their rights, will no one fight for mine? A legal immigrant who followed the system and went through hell equally as worse as the other? 

Any special treatment given to them makes me feel robbed. And nobody can give me back those 10 years. The only peace I can get from this is to have such enabling laws that entice illegals to come in and be previlleged while they enjoy welfare bullshit that us legal residents and taxpayers shoulder be addressed. WE FUCKING NEED REFORM AND CALIFORNIA NEEDS TO BE FOCUSED ON.

If it is not their fault, and we know that children are not legally able to make these kinds of decisions nor are they able to maintain a lifestyle without their adult mentors, it seems irresponsible to then treat them as though it is their fault and they can make due with the consequences and reprucussions. You need to be far more pragmatic than that.