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Only 2% reported, "In my country of birth, the quality of life I would be able to provide for myself and my family would be better than in the U.S." 6\
The data also make vivid the deep roots that #DACA recipients have in the U.S. 70% have immediate family members who are U.S. citizens. 98% of those with children have U.S. citizen children. 60% of those who are married have a U.S. citizen spouse 7\
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming Supreme Court hearing, #DACA recipients are still contributing. 96% are currently employed or enrolled in school. Among those in school, 83% are pursuing a bachelor’s or higher degree 8\
Still, 56% reported that they think about being detained or deported at least once a day. Among those with children, 75% reported that they think about being separated from their children because of deportation at least once a day 9\
But through it all, 57% reported that they have become more involved in their communities after receiving DACA and 67% reported “I feel more like I belong in the U.S.” \end
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