VOICED: New hope for America's undocumented youth

The video discusses the lives of undocumented migrants like Ricardo and Yesica, highlighting their struggles and the impact of President Obama's Deferred Action Order. Ricardo, who grew up in the U.S., gains temporary legal status and work eligibility, while Yesica faces educational and family challenges due to her father's deportation. The program offers temporary relief but no path to citizenship, leaving many migrants in uncertainty.

What is one of the main challenges Ricardo faces as an undocumented migrant?

• He cannot speak English.

• He is not allowed to live in the U.S.

• He cannot attend school.

• He is not allowed to drive legally.

What is the purpose of the Deferred Action Order introduced by President Obama?

• To offer free education to undocumented migrants.

• To grant citizenship to undocumented migrants.

• To provide a temporary legal stay and work rights.

• To deport undocumented migrants.

Which of the following is NOT an eligibility criterion for the Deferred Action program?

• Applicants must be under 31 years old.

• Applicants must have a criminal record.

• Applicants must have moved to the U.S. before turning 17.

• Applicants must be in or have completed school.

What is a significant barrier Yesica faces in pursuing higher education?

• She is not eligible for the Deferred Action program.

• Her mother cannot afford to pay for university.

• Lack of interest in studying.

• She does not have a high school diploma.

How many undocumented migrants are estimated to be living in the United States?

• 5 million

• 1.7 million

• 10 million

• 15 million