Protestan en favor de programa DACA

Protesters gathered at the U.S. Supreme Court to urge it not to allow President Trump to end DACA, a program protecting young immigrants from deportation and allowing them to work legally. Known as Dreamers, these individuals were brought to the U.S. as children. Trump ordered the end of DACA in 2017, but federal courts blocked its immediate termination. The Supreme Court agreed to hear the government's appeal, with a decision expected in 2020. Meanwhile, current DACA participants can renew their status, but no new applications are accepted.

What was the main reason for the protest at the U.S. Supreme Court?

• To demand the end of the DACA program

• To support President Trump's policies

• To prevent the elimination of a program protecting certain immigrants

• To request new immigration laws

Who are the primary beneficiaries of the DACA program?

• Tourists visiting the U.S.

• Students on exchange programs

• Business professionals on work visas

• Dreamers, who were brought to the U.S. as children

What action did President Trump take regarding DACA in 2017?

• He expanded the program

• He ordered its termination

• He increased the number of beneficiaries

• He made it permanent

What was the outcome of the federal court's decision regarding the termination of DACA?

• New applicants were accepted

• The termination was delayed due to legal challenges

• The program was expanded

• The program was immediately ended

What is the current status of the DACA program while awaiting the Supreme Court's decision?

• New applications are being accepted

• Participants can renew their status, but no new applications are accepted

• The program has been completely terminated

• The program is on hold with no renewals allowed