Press Play with Madeleine Brand
The Real-life Impact of Obama's Immigration Executive Orders
Anabel Cuevas came to the United States from Mexico as a baby. She is protected from deportation under President Obama's original executive order, known as DACA, which is not being challenged in Monday's Supreme Court case; but her parents would be eligible for DAPA, one of the orders the court is reviewing.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readAnabel Cuevas came to the United States from Mexico as a baby. She is protected from deportation under President Obama's original executive order, known as DACA, which is not being challenged in Monday's Supreme Court case; but her parents would be eligible for DAPA, one of the orders the court is reviewing. It would remove the threat of deportation for the parents of children here legally.
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