Trump Administration Fully Restores DACA Protections For Immigrants

The Trump administration has reinstated the DACA program, allowing young immigrants to apply for protection from deportation. Anaya, an immigrant from El Salvador, shares her story of missing out on DACA due to its suspension in 2017. The program's reinstatement is a relief for many, but legal challenges and uncertainties remain. President-elect Joe Biden plans to expand DACA and work towards a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, though this faces potential hurdles in Congress.

What is the primary purpose of the DACA program?

• To provide legal status to immigrants

• To grant citizenship to undocumented immigrants

• To offer financial aid to immigrants

• To protect young immigrants from deportation

Why did Anaya miss out on DACA protection initially?

• She was not aware of the program

• She did not have the necessary documents

• The program was ended by President Trump

• She was too young to apply

What is a major concern for young immigrants despite the reinstatement of DACA?

• The uncertainty due to ongoing litigation

• The program's potential unconstitutionality

• The lack of job opportunities

• The high cost of application

What has President-elect Joe Biden pledged regarding undocumented immigrants?

• To provide a path to citizenship

• To reduce the number of immigrants

• To end the DACA program

• To deport all undocumented immigrants

What do immigrant advocates hope for under Biden's administration?

• Decreased immigration quotas

• Increased deportations

• Broader eligibility for DACA

• Stricter immigration laws