Kamal Essaheb

National Immigration Law Center

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Immigration policy attorney for the National Immigration Law Center, he is also a DACA recipient  (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)

Kamal Essaheb on KCRW

Senate Democrats agreed to reopen the government for the next three weeks. But the larger issue of what do about DACA remains.

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