THE REALITY OF DACA AND IMMIGRATION | STRANGER FRUIT | S1E11

At the center of changing immigration policies are humans living their day-to-day-lives uncertain about their status and futures in America. On this episode, Eliana and this week's panelists discuss the realities and myths of DACA and life as an immigrant in America.
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Feat: Constanza Eliana Chinea (@eliana.chinea), Stewart Walukaga (@stewartmonkw), Marissa Montes (@loyolaijc ), Liz Yancy Martinez (@imbuejoy), Elizabeth Rodriguez (@elizabbae)
Donovan Thompson (@i_am_donovan): EP, Host
Constanza Eliana Chinea (@eliana.chinea): Producer, Co-Host
Danhy Clermont: (@i_am_danhy): Producer
William Stallings (@dukeofbeaux): Executive Producer
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[@godzillamegatron3590]

To the daca students I would say have a back up plan either prepare to return back to your home land or apply for citizenship for Canada.

[@jx2729]

You can’t apply for citizenship of a country you never lived in where you have no blood ties. Why are Americans so ignorant?

[@NikitaBx2]

It is so sad how this country treats people but pretends to be the gold standard. And it is not even trying to be better.

[@GeeBee212]

After viewing the other content on this channel, I expected a much deeper dive but instead it was filled with the usual tropes that stereotype Americans. I would like a do over on this one because having a mother from Louisiana/South Carolinian mother and Cuban/Puerto Rican father, I really wanted to gain perspective.

[@exlesoes]

My parents immigrated when I was 5 😭 I had no choice