Sounds reasonable. Why not?-----Fans of Best of the Web Today

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"...According to Pew research there are approximately 800,000 enrolled in the program. 
71% of those enrolled are 21 and above - adults.
They were brought here as children by parents illegally entering the USA and have remained here ever since...

• I think DACA participants should get 6 months to apply - openly and officially for a work permit in the USA. 
• The permit would give them the right of residence (and travel). 
• They would need to have a High School diploma or GED equivalent (that being a requirement for DACA in the first place) and would need to pass a background check for criminal convictions.
• The basic idea is that they need to present themselves as people who are worthy of being admitted to the USA Officially.
• Assuming that they get accepted - and I suspect most of them should - they would then get a 2 year work permit. 
• The work permit would not attach to any spouse or family member. It is for the one person alone.
• They should sign an affidavit that they understand if they are convicted of a felony their permit is cancelled and they are subject to immediate deportation.
• After 2 years they can apply for an extension - assuming they have not been convicted and that they have filed tax returns.
• After a further two years they would be eligible to apply for a permanent residence visa. or just another extension if they wish.
• It is about time these adults (they are not 'children' ) stood up as adults and took responsibility for what THEY have done and show the US People that they are worthy of respect and can help this country."

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