Video: What to Do About DACA

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A DACA solution must balance the effects of an amnesty

Article author:

Mark Krikorian

Article publisher:

Center for Immigration Studies

Article date:

2 January 2018

Article category:

National News

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illegal immigration

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As congressional leaders and the White House prepare to meet this week to discuss the controversial Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA), Center for Immigration Studies Executive Director Mark Krikorian lays out the issues at play. In the latest installment in the Center's Immigration Brief video series, Krikorian explains the measures required to balance any amnesty for the nearly 700,000 illegal aliens whose two-year work permits granted under this unlawful program will begin expiring in March 2018.

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