Today I think about Jorge Steven Acuña’s story. In 2001, his family came to the United States to seek political asylum. #DefendDACApic.twitter.com/Cm8dPBviLj
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I was proud to join forces with advocacy organizations, lawyers, and local leaders to make sure the Acuña family stayed where they belonged.
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And thanks to the DACA program, Steven just graduated from @UofMaryland and wants to be an orthopedic surgeon.
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It’s important to go after gangs like MS-13, but it is an insult to decency and common sense for DREAMers to be targeted for deportation.
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The Trump Administration’s decision, to rescind DACA is taking our country backwards. For DREAMers like Acuña family, we must keep fighting!
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What abt an American from the inner city who wants to be a surgeon? It's time you start thinking of poor Americans & homeless Vets.
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You damn right, the entire nation is wondering what the hell all of you are doing in Congress.
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Why didn't they think it necessary to become legal while getting govt support for there education! They had time!!!
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How generous of us Americans to pick up the tab. Let's first help our citizens who are struggling.
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I'm sure Mexico is in need of a good orthopedic surgeon. Why won't the Dreamers make their own country a better place to live?
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Good let him go be a surgeon wherever the hell he came from. They need him more.
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