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You seem to be unaware of DAPA. And even in cases without DAPA eligibility, a USA-born child would not be "deported" in your scenario.
by DrScump 10y ago
You seem to be unaware of DAPA.
And even in cases without DAPA eligibility, a USA-born child would not be "deported" in your scenario.
- lovich 10y agoI was unaware of it, but reading through the wikipedia summary, its a recently(less than 10 years) passed law, that has been tied up in the courts for most of its possible existence? I agree that if it passes through the judiciary intact, then it changes things. Currently however, what people would call anchor babies do not provide the benefit most people would think exists