Recipients Are Pigeonholed
But the people that show up here, and they hang around for 20 years, like, Oh, no, I might get deported. Screw you. Okay, what about that kid's family that sold everything they had just so their one kid could make it to America? Like you were spitting in those people's faces when you do that.
And it's very disrespectful in my eyes. Absolutely. Yeah, it's disrespectful in my eyes.
So you know that, that the only the only caveat I give to that is what what George was talking about before, which is the DACA people where I mean, literally, okay, if you're two years old, and you get brought here, what the hell are you supposed to do? I mean, where do you get deported to? Like, it's not like you know who your family is back in the country. All the DACA people are now adults. Well, I'm aware of that.
I've tried to go through it legally. But that's not true. Some of them have, okay, like, the people that haven't is a whole different story.
But there are some of those people that have okay. Like they, there's a lot of people here that were DACA people. Okay, it's not like a small, not a lot of avenues, by the way.
Look, folks, here's here's something that a lot of people may have. Why didn't they do it the legal way? DACA recipients are pigeonholed to DACA. If somebody could do it.
The only way DACA recipients will ever get out of DACA is if they marry into a citizenship, like through their spouse. There's no other form of legalizing because of what your parents did to you. You can't apply, you can't apply for a visa because you already violated that by staying here illegally as a child.
