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DACA Argument Analysis

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Here are some arguments considering DACA showing the Defensive Side, Offensive side, President’s side, and Congress’s side and how they should handle it. Here are some arguments on the defensive side of DACA. The immigrants from another country that come into the US may not be able to get jobs if DACA ended because the immigrants would be documented and they would have to be deported. The illegal aliens could become poor or homeless from a complete lack of a job or die. If DACA ends students in colleges may get deported and lose their college education. If students are affected by DACA ending then they may not have any education when they go back to their country. Here are some arguments on the offensive side of DACA. One argument the offensive

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