Argument Against Racism

The whole point of this topic is to informed others that undocumented students are “undocumented, unafraid and unapologetic”; many undocumented are tired of living in the shadows and this slogan demonstrates that they should not be ashamed of being in the U.S. as undocumented. That they don’t owe anyone an apology for trying to get an education or that their parents came to pursue the American dream. This slogan means they have the right to be treated equally because they are humans. They have expressed their anger about Trump being the next president of the U.S. and many saw this as a wakeup call. In one way or another, we all have experienced or been victimized by racism. But undocumented immigrants are ready to fight for their rights; for instance, I asked some of my family members how they felt about this and some have said to give Trump a chance because if he fails we all fail. I agree, but I'm not willing to give Trump a chance he has expressed his true colors and I don't have compassion for him or his supporters. I …show more content…
Thanks to this I was able to get a driving license and I was able to get a job permit” Alejandra doesn’t identify with the term “Dreamer” because she acknowledges that everyone has dreams and that there are many immigrants who don’t qualify for deferred action/ DACA and we have "forgotten about them”. In order to qualified for DACA people need to meet certain guidelines like be under the aged 31 and they came to the U.S. under the age of 16 and had reside in the U.S for more than five years. Alejandra came to the U.S at a young aged and received her education here. It costs around $465 for first-time and renewal applicants. However, for many the prices aim to be higher because many pay attorneys for consultations like