Democrat Reveals Epstein File That Blows Huge Hole in Trump’s Story

Now, not only are they targeted, but DACA recipients applying for renewal of their status, required every two years, are experiencing long delays, leading to the expiration of their status and work permits. In Chávez Velasco’s case, his status expired while he was in detention, after his request for renewal was ignored.

A DHS spokesperson told MS NOW that Chavez Velasco is “an illegal alien” who “received a final order of deportation in 2005” and that “illegal aliens who claim to benefit from Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) are not automatically protected from deportation.”

“DACA does not confer ANY form of legal status in this country. Any illegal alien receiving DACA can be arrested and deported for a number of reasons, including if they have committed a crime. Being in detention is a choice,” the spokesperson added, saying Dreamers should self-deport for “$2,600 and a free flight.”