“For us, DACA represented a better future: we would be able to receive a higher minimum salary, and improve the quality of life for our children,” said Alejandro, who is currently the manager of a cafe where they pay him a salary commensurate with his experience. Alma, who graduated from the University of California Northridge (CSUN) with a degree in Chicano studies, began to work in the health sector, instructing members of the Hispanic community in Los Angeles.
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