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# White House to Announce DACA Decision on Tuesday

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## Video: Undocumented Youths Are Sharing Their Stories Online in Protest

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## Tessa Berenson


Sep 1, 2017 8:01 PM UTC

While the Trump Administration considers the future of an Obama-era program that has allowed over 800,000 undocumented youth to live freely in the U.S., immigrants and their allies are taking to the streets in protest. 

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## Tessa Berenson


Sep 1, 2017 8:01 PM UTC

President Trump will announce his decision on whether to terminate [the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA](http://time.com/daca-dream-act-jose-antonio-vargas-time-cover-revisited/?xid=tcoshare), on Tuesday, the White House says.

“I just spoke with the President and we’re in the process of finalizing that decision and those details, and we’re actually going to make that announcement on Tuesday of next week,” White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters during Friday’s briefing.

“The President has been very clear he loves people, and he wants to make sure that this decision is done correctly, so that’s what he’s doing now finalizing that part,” she added.

DACA, established under President Barack Obama, protects some undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children. Since its implementation in 2012, it has shielded about 800,000 immigrants from deportation. Some Republicans feel the program was an overreach of executive power, but House Speaker Paul Ryan argued earlier Friday that Trump [shouldn’t scrap it](http://time.com/4925171/paul-ryan-president-trump-daca/?xid=homepage), and that Congress should take up the issue instead.


## Transcript

[ MUSIC ] I am one of the 800, 000 DACA recipients who's lives right now is under attack by the administration. Meaning there are also 800, 000 stories to explain why we need to defend DACA. DACA has opened doors of opportunity that not only have bettered our lives. But have made a great contribution to the United States economy. Standing strong, we are undocumented, unafraid, and here to stay. DACA has given me an identity to come out of the shadows. DACA has given me emotional, and financial stability. DACA has helped me graduate from college. DACA has helped me now attend grad school. DACA has helped me become a home owner, and I'm ready to do this fight for both of my kids.

I marched today because immigrant youth will have the privilege of working with every single day are some of the most inspiring and talented people that I know. And because white people like me need to show up and show that we're allies in the fight. Again white supremacy and the attacks on immigrant communities. We're marching because we want to let President Trump that we're here to stay and we want to defend DACA, the program that grants [ INAUDIBLE ] permits to nearly 1 million [ UNKNOWN ] immigrants like myself. If DACA were to end, I will probably lose my job And the bachelor's degree that I'm working so hard towards getting will not have any value, because I will not be able to legally work and better serve my community.

DACA has changed my life in many ways. I was able to get a driver's license. I was able to get a good job and pay for tuition. But the best benefit out of DACA is that I was able to travel back to Mexico and visit my family after years of separation. Today, I march, not only to defend DACA, but to tell president Trump that we're not going back into the shadows, that we're going to be louder than ever.

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