Trump ordered 800,000 people to be repatriated. Who can stay in the United States?

After Trump took office, he announced that he would tighten the immigration policy, and vowed to abolish all administrative orders on immigration policy issued by Trump, including the deferred repatriation of children who arrived in the United States (DACA). There may be 800,000 "dream catchers" or broken dreams in America!

Trump's executive order attracted a lot of protests from people and families who benefited from the plan. In 20 12, President Obama began to implement the "Deferred Repatriation of Children Arriving in the United States" program, which gave hundreds of thousands of eligible young illegal immigrants the opportunity to obtain work permits and deferred repatriation treatment. Such illegal immigrants are called "dreamers".

According to DACA's policy, "dream catchers" can apply for temporary permission to study and work in the United States without fear of being deported. However, their good dreams may be suspended. Trump will announce the decision on the plan on September 5, and 800,000 people may have to be repatriated from the United States! .

These people are used to American life and integrated into American culture. They consider themselves "Americans". If forcibly repatriated, countless families will be torn apart.

Apple CEO Tim? Cook recently signed a joint letter with more than 350 other American business executives, opposing the abolition of the plan, saying that "dreamers" are vital to American business and economic prospects, and calling for providing the young people concerned with the permanent solutions they deserve. The open letter said, "Dream catchers are very important to the future of this country's enterprises and economy. With them, we can develop and create more employment opportunities. With them, we can continue to maintain our advantage in global competition. "

The US technology industry has previously clashed with Trump on immigration issues because the technology industry is highly dependent on foreign employees. If stricter immigration policies are introduced, employees and their families will be affected, and it will be more difficult for technology companies to recruit and retain talents.