DACA is a program established by the Obama administration in 2012 that protected 800,000 young immigrants from deportation. The administration of President Trump announced to put an end to a migration plan that exempts from deportation and grants temporary work permits to some 800,000 immigrants brought without authorization to the United States as children. If DACA expires 915 Dreamers will lose protection from deportation each day according to the Migration Policy Institute. This project was featured in 2020 by Open Society Foundations Instagram account.
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Jackson Heights, melting pot of ethnicities and cultures. Hispanic Neighborhood. Queens, New York.
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Hundreds of people line up around the block from t make the road of new York to apply for deportation reprieve 2012 in NYC. Under a new program established by the Obama administration undocumented youth who qualify for the program, called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, can file applications from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services website to avoid deportation and obtain the right to work.
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Daca Activists are going to Albani to find support for Dreamers Law in New York senate in Albany New York, 2012
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Albany capital of state of New York, Mateo Tavares and a group young Hispanic activists of Make The road who promote the Dream Act Found was visiting to the assembly in Albany of NY which was approved the 'DREAM Act Found' with a private- public initiative to help undocumented students in NY state.
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Statue of Liberty wall at a neighborhood in Queens, 2015
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Detail of family Huitzil Paleta pictures. The family arrives in New York 17 years ago finding a better future for her family.
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Lizbeth in a rally that supports Dreamers in front of Trump tower in 5 ave in Manhattan, 2018
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Lizbeth and Adriana go to school her mother blesses her daughters while they are waiting for the bus. Lizbeth is a student of Biology in La Guardia community college and Adriana is in high school in la Guardia too.
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Manhattan view of the Statue of Liberty
Jackson Heights, melting pot of ethnicities and cultures. Hispanic Neighborhood. Queens, New York.
Hundreds of people line up around the block from t make the road of new York to apply for deportation reprieve 2012 in NYC. Under a new program established by the Obama administration undocumented youth who qualify for the program, called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, can file applications from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services website to avoid deportation and obtain the right to work.
Daca Activists are going to Albani to find support for Dreamers Law in New York senate in Albany New York, 2012
Albany capital of state of New York, Mateo Tavares and a group young Hispanic activists of Make The road who promote the Dream Act Found was visiting to the assembly in Albany of NY which was approved the 'DREAM Act Found' with a private- public initiative to help undocumented students in NY state.
Statue of Liberty wall at a neighborhood in Queens, 2015
Detail of family Huitzil Paleta pictures. The family arrives in New York 17 years ago finding a better future for her family.
Lizbeth in a rally that supports Dreamers in front of Trump tower in 5 ave in Manhattan, 2018
Lizbeth and Adriana go to school her mother blesses her daughters while they are waiting for the bus. Lizbeth is a student of Biology in La Guardia community college and Adriana is in high school in la Guardia too.
Manhattan view of the Statue of Liberty
Joana Toro
Joana Toro is a Colombian documentary photographer. working on immigration, Identity and social issues.