The DREAMers and DACA Explained

The video discusses the history and development of DACA and the DREAM Act, highlighting the challenges and political dynamics involved. It covers the legislative attempts to address the status of Dreamers, Obama's executive actions, and the constitutional debates surrounding these measures. The video also explores Trump's stance on DACA and the potential future of immigration reform in the US.

What was the primary reason for President Trump's decision to suspend DACA?

• It was ineffective in its goals.

• It was not popular among the public.

• It was too costly to maintain.

• It was deemed unconstitutional.

What was the main goal of the Immigration and Control Act of 1986?

• To increase the number of immigrants.

• To eliminate all forms of immigration.

• To create a new visa category.

• To provide amnesty and tighten border security.

Who co-sponsored the DREAM Act in 2001?

• Two Democrats from California.

• Two Republicans from Texas.

• A Democrat and a Republican from New York.

• A Democrat and a Republican from Utah.

What is the primary purpose of DACA?

• To provide citizenship to all immigrants.

• To allow eligible children to live without fear of deportation.

• To grant voting rights to undocumented immigrants.

• To offer financial aid to all immigrants.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for DACA eligibility?

• Having a felony conviction.

• Providing identification documents.

• Being enrolled in school or employed.

• Paying a filing fee.

What was the proposed expansion of DACA in 2014?

• To eliminate the filing fee.

• To provide federal aid to Dreamers.

• To grant citizenship to all Dreamers.

• To include parents of U.S. citizens.

What was the outcome of the Supreme Court case regarding DAPA?

• It was upheld by the court.

• It was deadlocked and thus frozen.

• It was overturned by the court.

• It was sent back to Congress.

What is one constitutional argument in favor of DACA?

• It was passed by Congress.

• It follows the Immigration and Naturalization Act.

• It was approved by the Supreme Court.

• It was supported by all states.

What is a common argument against DACA?

• It does not benefit the economy.

• It increases crime rates significantly.

• It is unconstitutional as it bypasses Congress.

• It is too expensive to implement.

What percentage of Dreamers are reported to work or attend school?

• 50%

• 75%

• 95%

• 100%